Me too. Foo kin work ruins so much good stuff.
2024 GTA Photo Tag!
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afici0nad0
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Very cool store
Very cool store
anterabae
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How are you using the mobile app on android?
anterabae
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anterabae
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Don't ask me. It didn't work and then it worked. My team would tell you it's coz technology quivers at my presence.
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I can't even find the app in Play Store, that's how much it fears me.Don't ask me. It didn't work and then it worked. My team would tell you it's coz technology quivers at my presence.
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wolfpack27616
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anterabae
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Ha, I just looked for it in my list of installed apps to share the link and it doesn't show. I guess it's been removed from the app store.
wolfpack27616
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I bet it was crazy busy there today.
wolfpack27616
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Yeah- it was packed. Originally thought it was because of the good weather, but i guess it was on account of Salmon run watch?
anterabae
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wolfpack27616
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It actually is "famous", part of Oakville's heritage. It is 260+ years old and it was saved due to the generosity of the late president of a cosmetic company.
White oak tree offically part of town’s heritage
OAKVILLE BEAVER - Oakville’s Town council simultaneously made history and preserved history Monday night, designating the Bronte Road white oak tree as Oakville’s first stand-alone heritage tree.
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wolfpack27616
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Lol- I googled most famous tree in Milton. Should have instead searched "oakville"
It actually is "famous", part of Oakville's heritage. It is 260+ years old and it was saved due to the generosity of the late president of a cosmetic company.
White oak tree offically part of town’s heritage
OAKVILLE BEAVER - Oakville’s Town council simultaneously made history and preserved history Monday night, designating the Bronte Road white oak tree as Oakville’s first stand-alone heritage tree.
