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heavy tools and high expectations for big Patagonian searun browns february 2008, view on Bella Vista Lodge from the banks of the Rio Gallegos
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Windy day at the Rio Gallegos
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releasing a New Zealand rainbow, march 2010
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beautiful colored rainbow from New Zealands North Island taken on a dryfly: parachute madame X
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