Fiancées
Photo by Jo’s dad Roy in September, when we visited Männlichen for the day with him and Jo’s mum Pat.
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2 replies on “Fiancées”
this is a lovely shot. love the way i’m wrapped around you!:-)x
Great pose and positioning – Well done Jo’s Dad Roy