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Daily Archives: 7 December 2008

Today’s photos: Cosmeston Lake

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Posted on 7 December 2008 by Geoff

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Another set taken at Cosmeston Lake, in South Wales. It was clear and sunny when we arrived, but almost instantly became foggy.

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