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Magic Butterfly Potion

Who has not been enchanted by the delicate, fluttering and colourful wind dancers known as butterflies? Or as a friend

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Celebrating the Very Small

It was a glorious autumn day. With my son on my back and my daughter on my shoulders, I hiked