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Posted on August 27, 2020August 16, 2020 by Mary

Kanimbla, April 2019

In the old days, when you just put the sun in the shot, dammit.

Kanimbla Valley in fog Sun slanting through trees, Mt Kanimbla Cloudhead over Mt Kanimbla Clouds march over Kanimbla Valley Cloud shapes above Kanimbla Valley Lichen Backlit leaves Tiny Fog surrounds Kanimbla Valley
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