File:Flintbeach.jpg

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English: Pebble beach of flint nodules, Rügen, Germany
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Source en.wikipedia.org: 18:47, 14. Mai 2004 . . Yak (Talk) . . 300 x 439 (109.277 Bytes) (Pebble beach of flint nodules, Rügen, Germany in 2004)
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