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Kwaaymii Point Monsoon

Kwaaymii Point Monsoon — Kwaaymii Point Monsoon is a photograph by T.M. Schultze taken at Cleveland National Forest, California

Kwaaymii Point Monsoon by T.M. Schultze

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