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Villa de Oro

V is for Villa de Oro, a beachfront accommodation in Boracay. Come on in!

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and how's this for a view while dining on seafood?

The shirt is right - life's a beach. I mean I cherish the nice moments in life.

Water World
Mrs Nesbitt & the ABC Team
Our World
Sally's Blues
Mellow Yellows

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  1. Hi Hazel,

    Ooo, how special are you--to get to spend time at this place? Just gorgeous! Thanks for making Blue Monday special.

    Happy Blue Monday!

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  2. That place looks like it could take the grump out of anyone. :-)

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  3. Now there's a place I'd like to take advantage of!

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  4. Love these sunny photos.

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  5. Great shots, full of color & energy!
    Please come share at http://www.image-in-ing.blogspot.com/2014/12/a-holiday-recipe-for-you.html

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  6. Wonderful Visions of a Very special place, thanks for sharing,

    Di.
    ABCW team

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  7. visions of myself staying there are now in my head.

    FRANKLY MY DEAR

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  8. Well that's a moment in paradise! Thanks.
    Have a great week.
    Wil, ABCW Team

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  9. Oh, I could gladly spend time here!

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  10. Beautiful! It makes the hazy skies in my part of the world this season look even more dull. Happy ABC Wednesday!

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  11. That sure looks lovely place to stay.

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  12. I could definitely see myself spending an afternoon there.

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  13. Terrific post. Looks like fun.

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  14. Love the big yellow letters. Wondering what font it is!

    Janis

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