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Scenery from the top of Sun Peaks overlooking a cloud covered valley

Scenery from the top of Sun Peaks overlooking a cloud covered valley

Scenery from the top of Sun Peaks in the Sushwap Highlands of central British Columbia overlooking a cloud covered valley....
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Scenery from the top of Sun Peaks in the Sushwap Highlands of central British Columbia overlooking a cloud covered valley.
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