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Posted On: April 7th 2023, 06:40 am

Where is this? #familyfunpack

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derekaldrichhotmail.com9272

3 years ago

derekaldrichhotmail.com9272

Please tell zac I comment on twintime today

juliecrozier6626

4 years ago

juliecrozier6626

Yosemite…though I’ve only seen it on your video, Matt. But that’s SOME WATERFALL!!!

juliamasie16

4 years ago

juliamasie16

Might be in Hawaii!!

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