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No Trees?

Then be the tree.

Kananaskis Country, Alberta, Canada.

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By saralinneahelen • Posted in Travel • Tagged blue, Canada, canadianrockies, Deforestation, gypsysoul, Hiking, lake, loveyourlife, Mountains, Outdoors, Photography, rockymountains, Sunset, Travel, travelalberta, tree, Wanderlust, Water

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