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This was taken in Porto Rafti last night :) We finally got a good view by the beach

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This was taken in Porto Rafti last night :) We finally got a good view by the beach

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Fegaaari!❤️❤️❤️.... Glorious image!...the moon used to rise in front of our house in Kalafatis beach in Mykonou....the whole bay was twinkling!❤️.... Thanks!
 
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Fegaaari!❤️❤️❤️.... Glorious image!...the moon used to rise in front of our house in Kalafatis beach in Mykonou....the whole bay was twinkling!❤️.... Thanks!
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Feggaraki mou!! Ahahaha that's almost all of the Greek I know
 
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The moon is so pretty, thank you for sharing this photo! It's gorgeous!
 
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