Boulders of all shapes,sizes and colours litter a seasonal river course that rises in the Goda Massif,rising in the distance.
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- fotógrafia
- fotografía (arte)
- fotógrafias
- geología
- hueco
- imagen a color
- montaña
- montañas
- paisajístico
- piedra grande
- poco denso
- río
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- roca
- sacar fotos
- sentimiento de soledad
- solitario
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