Touch A Green Anniversary (Take 2)
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July 27, 2017

Touch A Green Anniversary (Take 2)

So, here we are with the final instalment of Touch A Green Anniversary, hosted by party master Kerwin Touch A Green Boss at Enid Anglin Centre in Admiral Town on July 1. OBSERVER PHOTOGRAPHER KARL MCLARTY captured KerWin and his friends as they painted the town green.

Big up! TeamOne link!
While giving Kerwin support, Sabby does a bit of promotionfor her September dance.
Sophiais coolandeasy.
Stinga is in the house!
Dance promotersTasha Futureand Brandishawouldn’t havemissed Kerwin’sanniversary.
Tatum opts forcamouflage.
Tavia Sundehobserves the themein this tights suit.
Team Upliftmentset to shell the bar
Simone gets a hugfrom Prezzman.

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