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La Moye Common - Panoramic View 45 degrees

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View over grassy landscape, with strip of pale blue sky at top: slightly undulating land is painted in bright green with warm, dark browns and buffs- La Moye, St Brelade.
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Title: La Moye Common - Panoramic View 45 degrees
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View over grassy landscape, with strip of pale blue sky at top: slightly undulating land is painted in bright green with warm, dark browns and buffs- La Moye, St Brelade.

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