I would never have guessed Japan when first seeing this card ... waterfalls and Japan have not, before now, gone together in my obviously narrow mind :) This one is 98 meters (321 feet) high.
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- Handmade Christmas Postcard
- Life is Good in the Winter, Too!
- Art in the 21st Century
- Avenues of Art
- Sue Fazio, Fused with Fire
- Moeraki Boulders, Otago, New Zealand
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Maori Waka (Canoe) Crew
- The Southern Cross
- Wellington, New Zealand
- The Beehive, Wellington, New Zealand
- Wellington, New Zealand
- Elephants at Riverbanks Zoo
- Koala at Riverbanks Zoo
- SC State Museum in Columbia
- Best Friend Train, SC State Museum
- Liberty Bridge, Greenville SC
- Stormy Night in Vegas
- Thunderbirds
- Grand Canyon
- Arizona Map Card
- Nevada Map Card
- Hoover Dam
- Hoover Dam 2
- Las Vegas at Sunset
- Arizona
- Cape Solitude & the CO River
- Map of the Grand Canyon
- Route 66
- Lightening in the Canyon
- Nikko Toshogu Shrine
- Cryptomeria Avenue
- Sacred Bridge
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- Yomei-mon Gate
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