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Abandoned ranch buildings - Wet Valley, Colorado

Abandoned ranch buildings - Wet Valley, Colorado

The ranch buildings are abandoned, but the fields are still being mowed for hay.

The ranch buildings are abandoned, but the fields are still being mowed for hay.
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DMC-LF1

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Aperture f/5.5 ISO 200 Shutter 1/640 Focal Length 289/10

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Westcliffe, Colorado, US

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Jul, 2019

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