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Dead Man's Hut

Dead Man's Hut

A lookout post used as a temporary mortuary for those taken by the sea at Portreath Harbour.

A lookout post used as a temporary mortuary for those taken by the sea at Portreath Harbour.
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LG-D855

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Aperture 240/100 ISO 50 Shutter 1/900 Focal Length 3970/1000

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Jul, 2016

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