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Agro-chemical Tanker

Agro-chemical Tanker

A common sight where we live are these massive agro-chemical tankers on the narrow poorly surfaced roads. They come and go from a plant on the other side of the...
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A common sight where we live are these massive agro-chemical tankers on the narrow poorly surfaced roads. They come and go from a plant on the other side of the nearest village, about 2.5 miles away by road - but this is the only route in and out for them.
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Canon PowerShot G7 X Mark II

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Aperture f/9 ISO 200 Shutter 1/500 Focal Length 184/5

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May, 2020

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