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A Roped Off Section Of Water For Safety For Young Swimmers At Marble Mountain Beach On The Bras D'Or Lakes. Royalty-Free Stock Photography


A roped off section of water for safety for young swimmers at Marble Mountain beach on the Bras d'Or Lakes. Stock Photo
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A roped off section of water for safety for young swimmers at Marble Mountain beach on the Bras d'Or Lakes. #328255403
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A roped off section of water for safety for young swimmers at Marble Mountain beach on the Bras d'Or Lakes. The clear water shows the white marble sand underneath and several islands are visible in the distance, the sky is blue and clear on this sunny summer day.

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Roped off section of Acadia National Park to protect habitat and visitors
Roped off section of Acadia National Park to protect habitat and visitors
Roped off section of Acadia National Park to protect habitat and visitors
Roped off section of Acadia National Park to protect habitat and visitors