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August 17, 2007
Spotted over The Lanin National Park in Argentinian Patagonia.
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Wonderful, stunning, so glad to be on this planet.
This shot took my breath away. I could look at this baby dragon for hours! Just beautiful.
A dreamful symbol of peace and beauty, one of the most beautiful photos I ever saw
It looks like the dove of peace, a wonderful photo to be proud of!
It looks like the dove of peace, a wonderful photo!
Awesome!! I think of a dragon exuberantly frolicking in the sky.
Beautiful shot. I love it.
I want to buy this picture.
Pegasus – dancing with the sheer joy of being a cloud. But I note his bib – what heavenly whisps is he planning to dine upon?
I can dig it, she can dig it, you can dig it, we can dig it…..B.H.
Great shot Sarah, I’m with Stan about the winged horse!
…!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Clearly this is Pegasus