Biscuit at Bass Pro
10 years ago
We took Biscuit to Bass Pro to get her picture taken with Santa. Well we got there around 10 a.m. only to learn that during the week that Santa arrives at 5, oh well.
We had fun just walking around looking at their decorations.
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