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He香蕉视频直播檚 travelling on a one-year journey to previously visited communities so people can see themselves displayed on the side of his RV which he took during the last excursion.

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Growing up in a military family, he felt it was his duty to photograph the Canadian face with his art.

You can find Van Horn and his colourful RV near Stuart Park, Saturday and Sunday.