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Please take this Wolcott and save with your doll ,when you have it let me know I will delete, Can't get to my scanner so camera took this, Out of 50 books this is only one I could find a photo of her . She is that rare
I felt you should see photo and solve her with proof . I had to dust these books off today :-)
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Oh Mani, you're the best! I got it. Hugs!!
Thanks Sean :-) ok I am back to bed now :-(
Sounds like you have a very nice collection of reference books.
Love this book! Manikin i hope you are getting rest as i am reading that you are under the weather. Please take care of your self and let me know if you need anything. bratjdd
Hi Mani. the gardens are next to the Opera House. I live ten minutes away in Darlinghurst. Know the gardens fairly well. A good friend used to work there. He now works in the gardens of Admiralty House across the Harbour. I however have green thumbs.
Thank you Phil,musik, walksoft,MattyG ,kerry. MiKKo,bratjdd, and birdie
I will write you tomorrow vetraio I recieved your email :-)
Thank you ttom:-)