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Stephanie Brown

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Stephanie is an island girl, born and raised. Originally from Nanaimo, she finally settled down and decided to call Victoria, BC home. Stephanie is passionate about travel and all things creative and can often be found photographing beaches and beer along the coast thanks to her trusty RAV4, May.

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