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by erin | 10.20.201010.17.2010

A geodesic suitcase from 1960? Why, yes!

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callmesusana says:

10.21.2010 at 10:24 am

What a clever way to build and transport a diorama. Sure beats a shoe box!
erin says:

10.21.2010 at 11:49 am

hahahahh i know!!! why didn’t i think of that in 4th grade? :)

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