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Jul 27 2015

Bedroom View

6am, the alarm goes off. I open my eyes, and this is what I see.

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By saralinneahelen • Posted in Travel • Tagged alberta, Banff, banffnationalpark, Beauty, blue, Canada, canadianrockies, gypsysoul, Landscape, Mountains, mtrundle, reflection, Sunrise, Travel, twojacklake, Wanderlust

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