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Memorial Sign In The Form Of A Small Chapel. Resort Belokurikha. Altai Editorial Image
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Memorial sign in the form of a small chapel. Resort Belokurikha. Altai #91680380
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Memorial sign in the form of a small chapel `Serpentine well` and the buildings of the former hydropathic institution. Resort Belokurikha. Altai, Russia
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