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WILD FLOWERS [TRAVEL DIARY]

August 3, 2016November 24, 2016 | Chloe

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I stumbled across a beautiful flower meadow in Cornwall where we spent a gloriously sunny week at the beginning of July. I love the wild mixture of colours – so much so that it inspired me to get my paint box out!

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