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Where do you think today’s photo was taken?

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Please put View From My Window in the subject line

Yesterday’s view was from ‘The Desert View, Watch Tower’, off Interstate 8, Ocotillo, California, USA

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NOTE: We prefer photos to be from a window with preferably part of the window in the shot.

They do not have to be exotic locations. They can be the view from your kitchen window or bedroom window or lounge room window or car window on the way to work.

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