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DanÅke Carlsson has added a photo to the pool:
DanÅke Carlsson has added a photo to the pool:
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The rooftop Sunshine Aquarium in Sunshine City complex
Ikebukuro, Tokyo, Japan
Michael van der Hoorn has added a photo to the pool:
Away from the crowds,
away from the noise,
away from the rush of life.
Escape.
Some find peace alone,
others in the company of another.
Escape.
No demands,
no expectations,
no need to be anywhere else.
Escape.
Just the sea,
the fading afternoon,
and a little space
to call our own.
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