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Bling sandals

30/10/2009 Simone Hindin

Bling sandals

Bling sandals
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Cool new sandals – now waiting for a warm day 😦

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Kebabette says:

31/10/2009 at 11:12 am

Well today is looking promising. They are so gorgeous!

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