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Heaven smiles down upon life in San Francisco

Posted on April 12, 2011 by Nicole C. Wong

Palace of Fine Arts illuminated at night, originally uploaded by nicolecwong.

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Life explorer. Multimedia storyteller. Experience architect. Everything enthusiast. Omnivore epicure. Lindy-hop lover. Living by grace through faith.

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