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S is for Sunshine

Ah, what is the beach without sunshine?  sun-151763.png

A cloudy day. And cloudy days aren’t bad but sunshine is happier.

All life on Earth need sunshine, so let’s celebrate Sunshine today.

S is for Sunshine

 

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This entry was posted in September at the Shore and tagged s is for sunshine, sunshine, sunshine at the shore on September 4, 2016 by Eileen Saunders.

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