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Crystal Mountain

Crystal Mountain

This is one of the dangerous mountains in Malaysia which composed of mainly big & sharp rock. The entrance was closed down by government but hikers get attr...
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This is one of the dangerous mountains in Malaysia which composed of mainly big & sharp rock. The entrance was closed down by government but hikers get attracted by the amazing view and so during weekend, the mountain peak always fulled with people.
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SM-N950F

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Aperture f/1.7 ISO 40 Shutter 1/2976 Focal Length 430/100

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Kuala Lumpur, MY

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Oct, 2019

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