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After the storm

After the storm

I have found fascinating the quietness coming from this scenery just after a storm with the wrecks in the foreground while the horses graze peacefully in the ba...
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I have found fascinating the quietness coming from this scenery just after a storm with the wrecks in the foreground while the horses graze peacefully in the background. http:--claude-lustier.artistwebsites.com-featured-after-the-storm-claude-lustier.html
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