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Paddles lay still as the heat of day fades towards night. Admire the vista before you, and give thanks for this moment. Reach out and appreciate each others gifts, in the fading light.
Fading Light
Paddles lay still as the heat of day fades towards night. Admire the vista before you, and give thanks for this moment. Reach out and appreciate each others gifts, in the fading light.
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