Photos | Wesley's First Wheel Adventure
Captured on 9th December 2023 during our annual Christmas tree hunt, little Wesley takes his very first ‘drive’ in his adorable toy truck. Surrounded by the warmth of festive decorations and enveloped in the joy of the holiday season, this moment serves as a cherished portrait of childhood dreams.
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