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Rope bridge blues
A lone adult leading a child over this wobbly bridge with the waves crashing below. Our viewing of this showed many people going over it with some trepidation and maybe understandable fear. They were only allowed over, singularly or in very small personal groups.
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Excellent shot!!
HFF and a good weekend, Rosa.
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