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Old Barn on a farm at Tikitere. The machinery for shearing the sheep is on the wall on the right. The soft late afternoon light comes through the windows and th...
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Old Barn on a farm at Tikitere. The machinery for shearing the sheep is on the wall on the right. The soft late afternoon light comes through the windows and the door.
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