A special mountain just for my three little Taylors. Mt. Taylor, New Mexico, 11,000 feet and snow capped.
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Only 11k feet...my ancestors let me down this time.
ReplyDeleteMarianne and Finch like the snow on the mountain. Wilson hasn't seen it yet because he's taking his violin lesson right now. Yay for Mt. Taylor!
ReplyDeleteWhat ever happened to Wilson's future at Carnegie Hall?
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