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A crescent moon at sunrise.

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What We Love: The Crescent Moon

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  • June 27, 2022
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Sunrise over a sailboat is maybe the most VanIsle thing ever

The weather has cleared up enough to see the night sky. And it doesn’t disappoint!

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