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Meet Our Beautiful Model, Gracey
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A couple of times a week, people ask "Who is the beautiful girl on your website?"
Our model is Gracey, and she is my daughter. Gracey is currently living in Hawaii and models on occasion. She has her sights set on winemaking as a career, but for now is taking time to explore the island, much like her dad did years ago.
The photo session took place in Oroville, California, at a very special place called Table Mountain. In the spring, Table Mountain is ablaze with wildflowers so abundant and plentiful that the air is full of their sweet scent. The area remains virtually untouched as it did when California Indians once live on it's plains. The perfect setting to highlight our products.
The Nest Bedding Organic Mattress Store in Berkeley, San Francisco and Mountain View specializes in wholesome, organic and natural mattresses, non-toxic memory foam and all the natural bedding you need to sleep comfortably and without toxic chemicals.
Thanks Gracey for lending your beauty to our wonderful product line and company.
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