Clubhouse on Wheels: AUNT TIFA

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Friday, November 30, 2018

AUNT TIFA

Couldn't find Aunt Tifa anywhere, but delighted to see statues of Teddy Roosevelt and Honest Abe still standing.

Posted by Robert Eringer at 5:24 PM

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