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Palms on the Beach

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    Went back to Botany Bay yesterday and was really bummed out when the fog rolled in. I got there when the tide was rising and had to wait a little while before I could peddle down to the far end and when I did the fog got so thick I could hardly see. Got these in the few hours I was waiting on the tide.



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    Nice natural abstracts BF
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    Seems to me the time wasn't wasted at all. I especially like the arch in the second one.
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    I like this set - shot 2 for me as well (The curve makes it)
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    shot 2 is my fave of this set - time well spent!
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    I really 'preciate it, fellows. The second shot was published on 1X day before yesterday. Woo-Hoo!
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