CLAUDIA CLOSE
INTERVIEWED STUDENTS AT THE MEADOWS SCHOOL
Kathryn Gibson, senior “Pine cones and wood fire.”
Eryn Pollard, senior
“Lavender.”
Rafae Nauman, senior
“Gasoline.”
Jared Hopper, senior
“The mixture of new books and coffee in a bookstore.”
Dani Otter, junior
“Christmas trees.”
Madison Kelley, senior
“After it rains.”
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