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It was only a matter of time before the infamous Red Bull can, I mean “car”, was caught on #streetview
When ancient peoples erected huge Menhirs they couldn’t ever have imagined we might see them on #streetview Via Parabellum

I’m not convinced that the artist who completed this Star Wars graffiti has actually seen any of the films

Monday, 27th April 2009 by @gsightseeing

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