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2013 Outback Photograph Competition - 'Dingo Paw'

Entrant: David & Heather Harper

Title: Dingo Paw

Dingo Paw

Description:

Dingo Paw Print encrusted in salt Witjira National Park S.A.

Enter ► The Outback Photograph Competition here.

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