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Tuesday, September 3, 2013

Photographs: 5 Summer Beaches

Posted on 11:11 PM by Unknown
by Emma Bell

Coniston Water, Lake District, July 


Eastney Beach August 


Branscombe, East Devon, August

Lyme Regis, August 

Moraira, Spain, August 



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