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Easter Eggstravaganza

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After seeing so many cute things on Pinterest who wouldn’t want to have and Eggstravaganza.

 

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We were docked right next to this "pirate ship". Not sure why but many of the ports on our South American cruise had touristy pirate amusements. Third Millennium Cross is 272 feet tall, and 131 feet wide. This concrete cross located at the ... View Post

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