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Stock Photo: The Dirt On The Pool Water That Was Carried By The Wind Drifted Aside And Formed Green Patches With White And Brown Stripes.

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The dirt on the pool water that was carried by the wind drifted aside and formed green patches with white and brown stripes.

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