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Mosby

Mosby

Mosby is a rare Korat and is named for John Singleton Mosby "The Gray Ghost" of civil war fame. He was a baby rescue kitty. This was my first tethered capture...
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Mosby is a rare Korat and is named for John Singleton Mosby "The Gray Ghost" of civil war fame. He was a baby rescue kitty. This was my first tethered capture to Lightroom.
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