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Oatman Wild Burros

Oatman Wild Burros

Oatman Arizona. This looks like the donkey is going in the shop since the sign says "we're open" "Wild Burros" are just as stated her...
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Oatman Arizona. This looks like the donkey is going in the shop since the sign says "we're open" "Wild Burros" are just as stated here...Wild. They come and go as they please. There is usually about a dozen of them that show up in town and wonder the streets. (Freely)
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KODAK EASYSHARE C183 Digital Camera

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Aperture f/5.2 ISO 160 Focal Length 171/10

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Feb, 2016

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