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Fields and clouds

Fields and clouds

One of my favourite kinds of scenery. We were just north of Henley-on-Thames and stopped to roam. A lot of my photos are impromptu. I'm not the world'...
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One of my favourite kinds of scenery. We were just north of Henley-on-Thames and stopped to roam. A lot of my photos are impromptu. I'm not the world's best planner.
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Oxfordshire, GB

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Dec, 2020

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