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Evening on the Mountain

Evening on the Mountain

As the sun was dipping below the peaks and night was approaching, this mountain sprang free from the confines of the fog and rain that had shrouded it for days ...
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As the sun was dipping below the peaks and night was approaching, this mountain sprang free from the confines of the fog and rain that had shrouded it for days and danced back to life.
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