Ayda Zerrudo Zoleta

Another new find from Batch70 is Ayda. I am sure she is classmate to one or more of us.. she is now widowed and enjoys some of her time travelling.. we are not sure where she is based but  the photos below were taken in the United States sometime this year.

We hope we could add some more details about Ayda but for now, let's just get her on board :-D



Welcome Ayda.

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