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Pathway Lost

Pathway Lost

Still traveling Westward I found myself separated from the others. Had it not been for the lanterns marking the route, I never would have made it back to camp. ...
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Still traveling Westward I found myself separated from the others. Had it not been for the lanterns marking the route, I never would have made it back to camp. At the same time it meant we'd entered a settlement of some sort. We had to keep alert; more so than usual.
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KODAK EASYSHARE Camera, M583

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Aperture f/4.2 ISO 400 Shutter 1/80 Focal Length 143/10

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Jan, 2019

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