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0.41 [stutter forest]
04:42
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0.40 [fire toads]
01:07
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0.39 [Buchla Easel]
03:30
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0.38 [lyrebird forest]
13:36
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0.37 [humpback whales]
10:58
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0.36 [passing by venus]
07:32
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0.35 [passing by venus]
08:16
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0.34 [maps]
01:52
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0.33 [forest at night]
01:03
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0.29 [space travel]
06:14
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Plyanci Perth, Australia
/// weirdcore /// soft tronics /// hard candy breaks ///
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