Matariki

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  1. RoqueMay 25, 2017 at 10:01 PM

    Nice work Karl! I like the person riding on a planet and looks like it is a moon. And the sun is burning hot in high temperature:-) Thanks for sharing your nice Matariki thoughts..Good job! Looking forward for another exciting blog post.

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