Another one from Carnac, Brittany, France

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Switzerland

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Schloss Thun, Switzerland

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Woods, Louvain-la-Neuve, Belgium [OC]

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Molignée Valley Road, Belgium [OC]

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Sonian Forest, Belgium [OC]

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Shadows in Namur, Belgium [OC]

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Grand Place, Brussels, Belgium [OC]

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Somtet, Belgium [OC] [1200x900]
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Medieval watermill building, near Brussels, Belgium

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Brussels, Belgium

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Circle of Stones in Sonian Forest, Belgium [OC]

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