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Win a Free quality print of 'Two Green Apples'

All you have to do to win a free print of 'Two Green Apples' is to LIKE my Facebook fan page.  At the end of May on May 31st I will draw a name from those fans who have Liked my page and you could be the winner!  The print is a lovely colorful print that is 11 inches square on quality paper.

Here is the link to my fan page:  https://www.facebook.com/pages/Linda-Hunt-Fine-Art/189994741106801

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Judy said…
Hi Linda, I have followed your blog for a long time now and I love your work. But where can I find your FB page? I'd love the opportunity to win a beautiful print.
LindaHunt said…
Do you see the link to my Facebook page in the right hand column? Just click the LIKE button and you have liked the page! It is that simple...or go to my Facebook page...
www.Facebook.com/lindahuntfineart



Judy said…
I don't know why, but I don't see a link to your FB page at all! Strange. But I'll visit your FB page directly. Thanks!
LindaHunt said…
Judy...I placed the link on my listing...why didn't I think of that...thanks!

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