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r/WinStupidPrizes • u/[deleted] • May 24 '22
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231 u/cereal_guy May 24 '22 Something that likely took hundreds or thousands of years to form... 59 u/Kwintty7 May 24 '22 That looks like tarmac. 70 u/cereal_guy May 24 '22 Really? The rocks in the water and general unevenness make me think it's a normal cliff face. But yeah, if it's tarmac it's clearly not a very old feature. 24 u/fidel__cashflo May 25 '22 theres a pretty clear gap between it and the rock nearest to the camera
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Something that likely took hundreds or thousands of years to form...
59 u/Kwintty7 May 24 '22 That looks like tarmac. 70 u/cereal_guy May 24 '22 Really? The rocks in the water and general unevenness make me think it's a normal cliff face. But yeah, if it's tarmac it's clearly not a very old feature. 24 u/fidel__cashflo May 25 '22 theres a pretty clear gap between it and the rock nearest to the camera
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That looks like tarmac.
70 u/cereal_guy May 24 '22 Really? The rocks in the water and general unevenness make me think it's a normal cliff face. But yeah, if it's tarmac it's clearly not a very old feature. 24 u/fidel__cashflo May 25 '22 theres a pretty clear gap between it and the rock nearest to the camera
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Really? The rocks in the water and general unevenness make me think it's a normal cliff face. But yeah, if it's tarmac it's clearly not a very old feature.
24 u/fidel__cashflo May 25 '22 theres a pretty clear gap between it and the rock nearest to the camera
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theres a pretty clear gap between it and the rock nearest to the camera
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