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light at the end of the tunnel......umm, I meant road!

St Mary's, Tasmania (Australia)

light at the end of the tunnel......umm, I meant road!

St Mary's, Tasmania (Australia)
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love this :)

Beautiful light rays and composition. Just wanted to let you know that you made the top 3 of the 'Light Rays' Photo Challenge. Was a tough choice.

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