The Fiercely Precise World of Competitive Table-Setting
(via Atlas Obscura) Competitive tablescaping has been an L.A. County Fair tradition since the 1930s and typically has a waiting
Read more(via Atlas Obscura) Competitive tablescaping has been an L.A. County Fair tradition since the 1930s and typically has a waiting
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