The Wahoo Bakery and the Wahoo Butcher Shop

Published on April 8, 2018 in WahooFull resolution (314 × 400)

Wahoo Bakery and Butcher shop. The wieners were to die for and the bakery was heaven with its “boards”. We always could weigh ourselves on the scale by the butcher shop counter.

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