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One Ocean At A Time
This one is for the Daily Post
When prompted for the Weekly Photo Challenge – ‘Relics’ – this week, I thought of this photo. It’s me with an abandoned cannon (the relic) installed by the USA in Bora Bora during WWII.
You can read more about the history of this cannon in my June post, “Ia Orana from Bora Bora” where the photo and backstory originally appeared.
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