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Cat in a box

Cat in a box

Our indoor cat just fell in love with the artificial tree this year. Often we would find him sleeping on the tree skirt. After Christmas I placed one of the emp...
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Our indoor cat just fell in love with the artificial tree this year. Often we would find him sleeping on the tree skirt. After Christmas I placed one of the empty unwrapped gift boxes under the tree. If the tree wasn't great enough for him, a box under the tree was purr-fect.
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NIKON D5100

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Aperture 50/10 ISO 3200 Shutter 10/250 Focal Length 780/10

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Dec, 2016

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