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Location of the Week

October 21, 2008 2 comments

This week's Lomolocations winner goes to "jelga":http://www.lomohomes/com/jelga for his/her Knokke – Het Zuin Nature Reserve entry. The pictures in the gallery perfectly capture the peace and quiet that this place offers its visitors. If you love nature, animals, and leisure, read about the location "here":http://beta.lomography.com/magazine/locations/2008/10/13/knokke-het-zuin-nature-reserve!

This week’s Lomolocations winner goes to jelga for his/her Knokke – Het Zuin Nature Reserve entry. The pictures in the gallery perfectly capture the peace and quiet that this place offers its visitors. If you love nature, animals, and leisure, read about the location here!

written by shhquiet

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2 comments

  1. jelga

    jelga

    Thanks! I'm so happy about this! This Knokke series is one of my favorites and dearest (especialy the lonely sheep! :)

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  2. mephisto19

    mephisto19

    this sheep shot is sooooooooooooo f**King brillant! wow

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