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High water in Bridge Cave, South Wales

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Title: High water in Bridge Cave, South Wales

Photo date: 2011:05:29 11:19:19
Photo owner: NJD
Camera: Canon PowerShot A610
File: IMB_9388_R_A003.jpg

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