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Morning Aftermath

Morning Aftermath

The Swiss Alps in early summer are full of life, wild flowers and waterfalls. This photo is a result of an early morning hike while shivering with fever. lol. B...
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The Swiss Alps in early summer are full of life, wild flowers and waterfalls. This photo is a result of an early morning hike while shivering with fever. lol. But the best part is access is very easy in Switzerland! I take a group every year now. you can check details out on www.RammyK.com
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