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Central Park from a plane...

Early morning rain

Letters from the past

What do you do when you are at the airport at 4:40 in the morning? Drink lots of these.

Oh, all right...another zoo pic! Me and these animals were in sync this weekend...they posed for me 😉

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A traveler who loves a good story and taking pictures. View all posts by Heather Bean

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