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Where Society Meets Nature

Where Society Meets Nature

Took this on another job in which I was doing crafty for as well. This was right next to a Zip Line course and I couldn't help but enjoy the dilapidated fe...
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Took this on another job in which I was doing crafty for as well. This was right next to a Zip Line course and I couldn't help but enjoy the dilapidated fence that led into the rest of the beautiful natural setting...if only those damn powerlines could find themselves a new place to be that would be great haha
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