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Onno Van Tongeren

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2 years ago

Op bezoek bij tante Ashelly. Dit is niet mijn rollator! Ook niet mijn kleinzoon, maar wel een lief jongetje.
#ziekenhuis #rollator

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Posted On: January 2nd 2025, 06:50 pm

Op bezoek bij tante Ashelly. Dit is niet mijn rollator! Ook niet mijn kleinzoon, maar wel een lief jongetje.
#ziekenhuis #rollator

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wayihsama

6 months ago

wayihsama

Good morning you been in at tohgolo how have you been

wayihsama

6 months ago

wayihsama

good morning you onec

frijlingmies

2 years ago

frijlingmies

Nog de beste wensen Onno

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