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Friday, May 8, 2020
fairy doors
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Hey Eliza
ReplyDeleteThat sounds like a great idea. I can't wait to see what your fairy door will look like and how you will design it!
JT said he saw heaps of fairy doors at bottle lake forest park on our google hangout the other day. I will have to find them the next time I go to the park.
Courtney
yes there are allot
DeleteEliza, It looks like you would have really enjoyed your walk. What a good idea to make your own. So many interesting fairy houses in the forest. You will have lots of ideas.I Look forward to seeing your fairy house.-Leanne
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Deletewow Eliza I have been there to. there are heaps of them
ReplyDeleteyes!
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