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National Park East |
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calm summer morning turns the lake surface into a giant mirror. The
early sunlight is just intense enough to replicate land forms on the
water's surface. At the same time, light reflected from this water
mirror probes into the vegetation along the lake's margin. Smaller
flowers take refuge under corn lily leaves, above and top left. A
lone pine tree waits for the sunlight to advance from the lake's west
shore to the spot Mother Nature reserved for him on the east shore. |
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