Possibly one of the windiest days we've experienced on this trip, I mean absolutely the windiest day I hope we ever encounter on this trip! All the students were troupers!
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LOOKS VERY WET AND WINDY
ReplyDeleteHi. I can see it is very windy because your coat hood is fallng off.
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