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Posted On: October 27th 2026, 07:46 pm
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Yılın Rize zamanı geldiii 💚🍀

Bu video en yakın arkadaşınla Rize’ye gitmen için bir işaret 🤍

#rize #karadeniz #çamlihemşin #2026
Comments (7)
kaan__iskender 8 days ago

kaan__iskender

Neresi bura acaba?

gunaymedya53ajans 9 days ago

gunaymedya53ajans

💙💚

fatih.wav 9 days ago

fatih.wav

beklenen video geldi sonunda👏👏

ricardofati7 9 days ago

ricardofati7

O sırada doğuştan Rizeli olan ben :))

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