Laser kinetics by Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski Simply Living No. 19 (Australia, 1982)
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Laser kinetics by Stan Ostoja-Kotkowski Simply Living No. 19 (Australia, 1982)
taken by me
cardross, scotland
april 2026
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