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Moonrise on a flooded creek

Moonrise on a flooded creek

Watched the moon rise over a creek in Evandale Tasmania. The creek is rarely seen filled with water, but is filled because of the past few days of rain. It was ...
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Watched the moon rise over a creek in Evandale Tasmania. The creek is rarely seen filled with water, but is filled because of the past few days of rain. It was the first clear night in a few weeks.
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