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Dev Mann
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    Try a quick shot from the right side of the outer arch and tilt the lens slightly down so the shaft of light from the bottom spills across the lintels. The stone steps on the left side of the entrance line up nicely, giving a clean view of the first corridor in one frame. After you’re done, The Grand Raveta is only a few kilometres away if you need a quick break.

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