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Room with a view-Tutshi Lake,Yukon,Canada

Room with a view-Tutshi Lake,Yukon,Canada

I just happened to stumble into this chair as I was walking through the bush. Was strange that it was just sitting out there. I turned it around and enjoyed the...
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I just happened to stumble into this chair as I was walking through the bush. Was strange that it was just sitting out there. I turned it around and enjoyed the view for a while.
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Feb, 2013

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Very nice!

yep i would have done the same , great outlook

Beautiful....

love it!

Right place, right time. Great capture.

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