I love taking pictures of the moonrise right around sunset. And I love the view from my backyard!
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Wow, I wish my backyard looked like that! Thats beautiful!
Yeah, It's pretty cool living around dozens of extinct and dormant volcanoes. Makes for some pretty interesting scenery.
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