Go Laurel Highlands recognizes winners of annual photo contest
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Thomas Bush IV submitted a photo of a wintry day at Forbes State Forest. As a second place winner, Bush will receive $200.
His photo was chosen among more than 700 entries submitted to the contest in the categories of places, people, and plants and animals.
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无毛视频淪o many wonderful stories behind those beautiful images gave me a renewed appreciation for our photographers.无毛视频
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