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- Daan Kolthoff is a writer, living between the hills of Wellington, New Zealand and, when not writing, meditating or walking the hills, he is usually researching, reading about or ordering berets from around the world.
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Oh, no. I already have too many ! :)
ReplyDeleteNever too many... (last time I counted it I got to 64, I believe...)
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