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Two old red painted wooden adirondack chairs in a deciduous tree forest of Acer. Laurentians, Quebec, Canada
 

Two old red painted wooden adirondack chairs in a deciduous tree forest of Acer. Laurentians, Quebec, Canada


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GAP Photos/Perry Mastrovito
 
 
 

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Photographer: Perry Mastrovito - See more from this photographer
 
Image Number:   0496709
 
Image Size:   4367 x 2912 px
36.97 x 24.65 cm | 15 x 9.71 Inches | @300dpi
 
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Two old red painted wooden adirondack chairs in a deciduous tree forest of Acer. Laurentians, Quebec, Canada

Two old red painted wooden adirondack chairs in a deciduous tree forest of Acer. Laurentians, Quebec, Canada


 Image Number:   0496709 

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