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Natural Beauty


Even on the gloomiest of days, or the darkest of nights, way down here there's a new found light. It’s secluded; farther back than most have gone. But, its beauty is one thing that will always live on. You walk down the path and your troubles float away, as the animals that surround you, tumble, soar, and play. Trees and flowers grow vibrantly about. But they leave enough space to give sunshine and moonlight access to Earth’s face. As you start to approach your destination, ultimate tranquility is discovered. A waterfall of peaceful life, where your true inner self can be uncovered.
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Taken at the Darby Creek in Pennsylvania.

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