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Sea Mist over Morte Point feature Poppy Dog

Sea Mist over Morte Point feature Poppy Dog

A place I was lucky enough to be with my dog who equally enjoyed the view as you can see. It was taken at Mortehoe, Devon, England...
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A place I was lucky enough to be with my dog who equally enjoyed the view as you can see. It was taken at Mortehoe, Devon, England
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