File:Aberkaruru-falls.jpg
Summary
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Waterfall in Aberdare Range |
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| Source |
Waterfall in Aberdare national park, Kenya |
| Date |
19.05.2008 |
| Author |
Nik_12 |
| Permission ( Reusing this file) |
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