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Dawn at Port Aransas, Texas

Dawn at Port Aransas, Texas

A tree branch washed up on the Texas Gulf Coast beach at Port Aransas waits for high tide to be carried out to sea and continue its journey to its final destina...
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A tree branch washed up on the Texas Gulf Coast beach at Port Aransas waits for high tide to be carried out to sea and continue its journey to its final destination.
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