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Owachomo Bridge

Owachomo Bridge

Not far from Blanding Utah at Natural Bridges National Monument

Not far from Blanding Utah at Natural Bridges National Monument
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NIKON D7000

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Aperture 110/10 ISO 140 Shutter 10/1250 Focal Length 270/10

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Utah, US

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Nov, 2018

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Awesome so natural bridges do exist in this world ... Do t think it would hold me I wouldn't walk across it lol love this picture though

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