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Jackie Perazzo
April 19, 2020
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Hey guys, welcome back! As promised in my last two articles, today’s entry will be devoted to telling you all about the last of the three trips I took last summer. This one to Belgrade Lakes, ME in late August…
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Jackie Perazzo
March 21, 2020
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Hey guys, welcome back! Today’s article is going to be about a trip Steven and I took back in June 2019. My family had organized a family reunion out on a beach in Montauk, and you know I can’t go…
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Jackie Perazzo
March 7, 2020
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Welcome back everyone, I am so excited to tell you all about this weeks adventure! Back in late May 2019 Steven and I went on a trip to Hoyt Farm Nature Preserve in Smithtown, NY. We were completely unfamiliar with…
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Jackie Perazzo
October 1, 2018
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Hi everyone, welcome back! Today I am posting a different sort of entry. As many of you know I often reference “life-birds” in my articles. Well, today I am posting my Life-list! A life-list, in case you do not know, is…
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Jackie Perazzo
September 21, 2018
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Welcome back, everyone! As I mentioned in a previous post, there will be a few special entries coming up over the course of this summer/fall. Recently, my husband and I went on a vacation to central Maine, which I was…
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