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Wednesday, March 16, 2011

Street Scenes of Florence

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Jenni: Hi am am Jenni and I live in Melbourne Australia. I love to make glass beads, work with metal, travel, garden, read and write. This blog (and the other two I have ) covers most of that! I hope you can join me some time as I make my way through life documenting as I go.

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