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    Posted September 29, 2012 by
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    Travel photo of the day

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    Who follows CNN travel posts anymore?

    By Kalalau123  |  Posted September 29, 2012  |  Utah
     
    I do. A new photo perspective? A new take on reality. A new observaton? A new philosophy? New photo technique? A new vista?
    Perhaps a new camera and a new way of interpreting life and love and of all the wonderful places we dream of going to.
    I love new visions and the wonder of young minds confronting what is new and unexpected.
    Tomorrow to fresh woods and pastures new. These visions make me thirst to visit places that no one has trod or soiled. They give me a vision of Eternity unbridled with the clutter of the race of man. I find that on our Northern Prairies, in the great expanses of Tibet and in the great Rocky Mountains. I am just as ardent a follower and learner as I was four years ago.

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