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Port Elizabeth Container Port

author: CartLegger : Elizabeth, NJ

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 These photos of (which I took on the first Hidden Harbor tour from the Working Harbor committee) reveal the real limitations of having the photos on CN limited to 599 pixels! They also reveal my learning to get the hang of my new DSLR an Olympus 520. Nevertheless, Port Elizabeth is an amazing and rare place that And a glorious late Spring sunset after a rain was a great time to capture the moment!

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