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Scenic views across Pedn Vounder Beach, South Cornwall at high tide on a sunny June day.

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The turquoise waters at Cala Rossa, on the island of Favignana in the Egadi Archipelago, Sicily, Italy.

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St. Francis Bay is a rustic fishing village and is popular for surfing at Seal beach.

Justicia gendarussa is used as traditional contraceptive method and treatment of various ailments

Scenic views over Pedn Vounder Beach, South Cornwall durning high tide on a sunny June day.

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Sugarloaf Point Lighthouse, Myall Lakes National Park, Australia

Bruny Island, Tasmania, Australia. Cape Bruny Lighthouse. Built in 1836, to Aid Seafarers Navigating these Waters.

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