Carrot Twist

We're all familiar with the iconic Carrot Top, but could this be the long lost Carrot Bottom?

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  1. GerlebJanuary 9, 2014 at 10:53 AM

    Its is SO helpfull!! now i know where to take my friends who are coming from europe to an affordable prices places.. i mean really how did you think of all that! hats off!

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