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Watching The Storm Approach...

Watching The Storm Approach...

Standing by the lower barn and watching storm clouds racing towards us. June weather in Kentucky...

Standing by the lower barn and watching storm clouds racing towards us. June weather in Kentucky...
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Aperture 170/100 ISO 50 Shutter 1/3496 Focal Length 425/100

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Lexington, Kentucky, US

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Jun, 2021

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