Keith-Sutherland

Medieval Side Street

Medieval Side Street

Side street in the medieval hill top town of Massa Marittima, Costa Degli Etruschi, Italy

Side street in the medieval hill top town of Massa Marittima, Costa Degli Etruschi, Italy
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