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ここは閉鎖後どうなってるか気になりますね… 工場夜景も久しぶりに撮りに行きたい。 . . . #東燃ゼネラル石油和歌山工場 #工場夜景 #長時間露光
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ここは閉鎖後どうなってるか気になりますね…
工場夜景も久しぶりに撮りに行きたい。
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#東燃ゼネラル石油和歌山工場
#工場夜景
#長時間露光
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makorin.5086 2 days ago

makorin.5086

確かに気になります🤭

agnesli79 2 days ago

agnesli79

😍😍😍wonderful👏🔥🙌❤️❤️❤️

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