MichelJoffres

The flood

The flood

By my home when I was in Nova Scotia. Scanned from a Pentax 6x7 negative. The stream next to the house flooded the whole area. Halibut Bay....
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By my home when I was in Nova Scotia. Scanned from a Pentax 6x7 negative. The stream next to the house flooded the whole area. Halibut Bay.
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