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Friday, 04 November 2005 03:11 marco

Digital art by Marco Canestrari from NSW Australia.

MARCO'S ART GALLERY

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ziggy said:

It seems to be a view of Canberra after those (2? 3?) domestic terrorists have there wicked way!

November 03, 2005

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