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    Climbing up someones shoulder strap. Taken recently at WWT
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    Nice contrast with spider and strap Joe, like it.
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    Lovely shot - I reckon she knew how good she would look on the pink

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    The shoulder strap owner was not impressed.

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    LOL - I bet not

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