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Intersecting Cracks Are Visible On The Smooth Surface Of The Frozen Lake. Stock Image


Intersecting cracks are visible on the smooth surface of the frozen lake. Stock Photo
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Intersecting cracks are visible on the smooth surface of the frozen lake. On the horizon, against the background of the cloudy evening sky, tiny silhouettes of people walking are visible. Baikal

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