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Fairy House

Shh! Don't frighten them, for you are a giant and they are so small.

Shh! Don't frighten them, for you are a giant and they are so small.
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COOLPIX L110

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Aperture 43/10 ISO 80 Shutter 10/441 Focal Length 122/10

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Sep, 2018

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