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  • Daily Life In Gdansk
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    Daily Life In Gdansk
    GDANSK, POLAND – SEPTEMBER 1:
    Vintage 1939 Gdansk Postal worker hat is displayed in a Polish Post booth near the Monument to the Defenders of the Polish Post Office on the 86th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II in Gdansk, Poland, on September 1, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

     

  • Daily Life In Gdansk
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    Daily Life In Gdansk
    GDANSK, POLAND – SEPTEMBER 1:
    Vintage stamps and a 1939 Gdansk Postal worker uniform are displayed in a Polish Post booth near the Monument to the Defenders of the Polish Post Office on the 86th anniversary of the outbreak of World War II in Gdansk, Poland, on September 1, 2025. (Photo by Artur Widak/NurPhoto)

     

  • ROYALS - Staatsbegraebnis der Queen: Trauerfeier in Windsor
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    ROYALS - Staatsbegraebnis der Queen: Trauerfeier in Windsor
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    The ceremonial Royal Standard flys on the Round Tower at Windsor Castle as Her Majesty the Queen is laid to rest
    Queen Elizabeth II Royal Funeral Day, Windsor, Berkshire, UK - 19 Sep 2022

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  • ROYALS - Staatsbegraebnis der Queen: Trauerfeier in Windsor
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    ROYALS - Staatsbegraebnis der Queen: Trauerfeier in Windsor
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Maureen McLean/Shutterstock (13402824al)
    A stunning carpet of floral tributes arranged by the Crown Estate gardeners outside the Cambridge Gate at Windsor Castle on the Long Walk
    Royal Funeral Queen Elizabeth II, Windsor, Berkshire, UK - 19 Sep 2022

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  • NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
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    NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Cawthra/Shutterstock (12618721a)
    Large boxes being unpacked ahead of opening at a fashion store on Oxford Street in London on the Morning of Black Friday sales. Many shops open early in the morning of Black Friday to offer offer promotional sales on items ahead of the Christmas period. Promotions have been scaled down in recent years after violence broke out at some shops between customers fighting for discounted items.
    Black Friday sales in London, London, UK - 26 Nov 2021

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  • NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
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    NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Cawthra/Shutterstock (12618721b)
    Large boxes being unpacked ahead of opening at a fashion store on Oxford Street in London on the Morning of Black Friday sales. Many shops open early in the morning of Black Friday to offer offer promotional sales on items ahead of the Christmas period. Promotions have been scaled down in recent years after violence broke out at some shops between customers fighting for discounted items.
    Black Friday sales in London, London, UK - 26 Nov 2021

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  • NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
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    NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Cawthra/Shutterstock (12618721c)
    Large boxes being unpacked ahead of opening at a fashion store on Oxford Street in London on the Morning of Black Friday sales. Many shops open early in the morning of Black Friday to offer offer promotional sales on items ahead of the Christmas period. Promotions have been scaled down in recent years after violence broke out at some shops between customers fighting for discounted items.
    Black Friday sales in London, London, UK - 26 Nov 2021

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  • NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
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    NEWS - Frühmorgendliche Vorbereitungen für den Black Friday in London
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Ben Cawthra/Shutterstock (12618721d)
    Large boxes being unpacked ahead of opening at a fashion store on Oxford Street in London on the Morning of Black Friday sales. Many shops open early in the morning of Black Friday to offer offer promotional sales on items ahead of the Christmas period. Promotions have been scaled down in recent years after violence broke out at some shops between customers fighting for discounted items.
    Black Friday sales in London, London, UK - 26 Nov 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177j)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177k)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177i)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177h)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177e)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177c)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177f)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177g)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177d)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177a)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

    (c) Dukas

     

  • FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
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    FEATURE - Kirschbäume in voller Blüte in Nanjing, China
    Mandatory Credit: Photo by Sipa Asia/Shutterstock (11806177b)
    On March 18, 2021, cherry blossoms on both sides of Jimingsi road in Nanjing entered the peak period. At night, cherry blossoms are more beautiful against the background of lights, attracting citizens and tourists.
    Nanjing, China - 18 Mar 2021

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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron WhitesideÕs house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron WhitesideÕs lives in a 1930Õs time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron WhitesideÕs house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron WhitesideÕs lives in a 1930Õs time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron WhitesideÕs house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron WhitesideÕs lives in a 1930Õs time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron WhitesideÕs house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron WhitesideÕs lives in a 1930Õs time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
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    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past
    Modern life is rubbish! The people whose homes are portals to the past. Aaron Whiteside's house in Blackpool, Lancashire. Aaron Whiteside‚'lives in a 1930s' time capsule home. Aaron has spent thousands of pounds converting his surbuban semi into a pre-war home containing rare vintage antiques and furniture, wallpaper, fitted period carpets and installed coal fires.
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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Violinist Rachel Podger performs during the Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Violinist Rachel Podger performs during the Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Violinist Rachel Podger performs during the Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Violinist Rachel Podger (L) performs during the Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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  • Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
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    Brecon Baroque Festival at Brecon, Wales, UK.
    Baroque Festival at the Brycheiniog Theatre in Brecon, Wales, UK. Saturday 26 October 2019

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