Natural Bridge. One of the many treasures of the Baraboo Range.

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Natural Bridge. One of the many treasures of the Baraboo Range.

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I've always wanted to catch this tree in good light... Full disclosure I messed with it a little in the standard PC photo editor...

Fall colors at Devils Lake. October '07.

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Peter Arndt

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“Natural Bridge. One of the many treasures of the Baraboo Range.”

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