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Part 197. Photo memories of the EXPO Milano 2015. EXPO flowers.

Do you like this tropical flower of the Brazil pavilion? It calls guzmania magnifica, really beautiful!

Nadia Mikushova. Flowers of the EXPO Milano 2015.Tropical flower of the Brasil EXPO MIlano 2015 pavilion.1.a

Nadia Mikushova. Flowers of the EXPO Milano 2015. A tropical flower of the Brazil EXPO Milano 2015 pavilion.

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Do you like this tropical flower of the Brazil pavilion? It calls guzmania magnifica, really beautiful!

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