Latitude: -42.0301677
Longitude: 147.493007
Elevation: 184 meters / 604 feet
Barometric Pressure 991KPa

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Evening Reflections by John's Photo Philosophy, In this photograph taken from the Ross Bridge as the sun set very low in the west, I'll let the pict
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Secret Craft by John's Photo Philosophy, Before our task is finished in Ross we need to get to the bottom of some mysteries. Well, we can onl
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