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Nice photo -- no such place. Real name molDIVes.
cool pics, why arn,t there more or would that be spying????????
Haitt. Is it not the same place where an earthquake came earlier. A well taken satellite photo.
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Well this pic is really wonderful and look how the sea appears from the open above sky! Natures Beauty!
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