Sunday, January 14, 2018

14 January - iG Portal - News, Tabs 2 and 3

The streets of Potosi are dominated by the &qu...
The streets of Potosi are dominated by the "Cerro Rico", the "Wealthy Mountain" (Photo credit: Wikipedia)


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