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I woke up a little too early, so went roaming ImageImageImage
Encountered some ruins ImageImageImage
Made some friends, just in time for the sun to make her appearance ImageImageImage
Very chill folks
But had to get going Image
not too fast Image
Anyway, this is how I look after crying at the beauty of a sunrise Image

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