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Sunrise in Wrightsville Beach, NC on a perfect spring morning, before the wave of tourists descend...

Sunrise in Wrightsville Beach, NC on a perfect spring morning, before the wave of tourists descend...
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Jan, 2014

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Iron gate near Price Lake just off the Blue Ridge Parkway in North Carolina. The leaf being the only inhabitant of the nest made for a nice contrast

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