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Frangipani Rain

Frangipani Rain

During the rain is a good time to check out your flowers.

During the rain is a good time to check out your flowers.
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Australia

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Dec, 2018

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I know ! Great photos after the rain, your capture is spectacular. I looked like it's good to take a bite.

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