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Morning Glow in the West

Morning Glow in the West

A view through a bedroom window, towards the west. Although the sun was rising behind me in the east, all the dolours were in the western sky!!...
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A view through a bedroom window, towards the west. Although the sun was rising behind me in the east, all the dolours were in the western sky!!
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Northamptonshire, GB

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Jan, 2022

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