Photos | Sunlit Toast in The Vineyards of Marshall, California
Lori S and Dave B, basking in the golden hues of a blissful day, raise their glasses in a heartfelt toast. Amidst the lush vineyard under the azure sky, their laughter echoes. Tucked away in the ethereal landscape of Marshall, California, their smiles radiate as bright as the sunshine. (Captured November 8, 2023)
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