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Annette Pandya
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    A 24mm wide angle lens works well from the front tees near the 18th green you can pull the palace into frame without stepping onto the green. The staff allow lightweight rigs, so a small tripod or monopod is fine. If you need a quick break, the President Hotel is just a kilometre away and has convenient parking.

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