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Chameleon

New Year Dragon!

September 19, 2016January 1, 2011 by dududiaries

Dear All Attempted to start the New Year with a morning run and came across this remarkable little person crossing the road. He was so full of character that I just had to sketch him… He obliged by sitting still on a twig – one of the most cooperative subjects I have ever had! Let … Read more

Categories Uncategorized Tags Chameleon, dino j. martins, Kenya

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