Photos | Frisbee Fun on Carmel Balcony
November 17, 2023 - Wesley prepares to hurl his frisbee from the balcony of our Carmel hideaway, with the lush garden framing his determination. The vibrancy of childhood perfectly contrasted against the soft cloudy sky.
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