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Sailboat at sunrise, Delta. B.C.

Sailboat at sunrise, Delta. B.C.

After taking a few sunrise photos, I strolled along the beach and came across a sailboat, barely afloat in the calm tidal bay....
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After taking a few sunrise photos, I strolled along the beach and came across a sailboat, barely afloat in the calm tidal bay.
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Feb, 2017

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