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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

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As the Zambezi becomes the world's largest sheet of falling water and grinds a mile-wide basaltic gorge, rainbows crown a thunderous roar, stitching together zambia and Zimbabwe

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Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

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Rainbow over Victoria Falls on Zambezi River, border of Zambia and Zimbabwe;

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The river Zambezi. Zambia. Africa;

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majestic view with Victoria falls(

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Victoria Falls (or Mosi-oa-Tunya - the Smoke that Thunders) waterfall in southern Africa on the Zambezi River at the border of Zambia and Zimbabwe. Aerial Image taken from helicopter flight

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The Victoria falls is the largest curtain of water in the world (1708 m wide). The falls and the surrounding area is the National Parks and World Heritage Site (helicopter view) - Zambia, Zimbabwe

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The Victoria falls is the largest curtain of water in the world (1708 m wide). The falls and the surrounding area is the National Parks and World Heritage Site (helicopter view) - Zambia, Zimbabwe

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As the Zambezi becomes the world's largest sheet of falling water and grinds a mile-wide basaltic gorge, rainbows crown a thunderous roar, stitching together zambia and Zimbabwe. Victoria Falls, Zimbabwe

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Aerial view of the Zambezi river

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