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Something totally different for today. My daughter needed to do a medium difficulty hike. So after work we climbed the 520 steps up the north side of Burnaby Mountain. This is the reflection pool in the main building complex.

Something totally different for today. My daughter needed to do a medium difficulty hike. So after work we climbed the 520 steps up the north side of Burnaby Mountain. This is the reflection pool in the main building complex.

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LM-Q910

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Aperture f/1.6 ISO 50 Shutter 1/1534 Focal Length 4030/1000

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Oct, 2019

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