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- 366 Theme 92: PostcardThis is an image of a postca...
- 366 Theme 230: TransportThe standard mode of trans...
- 366 Theme 318: TinyThis is the same buttonbush pla...
- 366 Theme 135: SurfTwo views of the coastline at P...
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- 366 Theme 61: ViewOne of the iconic views of the A...
- 366 Theme 100: CarvedBy nature, using wind, water,...
- 366 Theme 112: AncientThe White House Ruins at Can...
- 366 Theme 282: MonumentAfter visiting Canyon de Ch...
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- 366 Theme 317: HelpAfter we made it across the str...
- 366 Theme 20: FingersRock art in Canyon de Chelly....
- 366 Theme 309: Self Portrait
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Aha! That's the face I remember... though it was a bit wind-burned that day.
;-)
Nice to meet you! So great to see what people look like :)
Yes, nice to meet you Steve!
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