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Lightning Strikes Just Metres Away From Hotel Room
(2) | 31/10/2017 | Translate: Occurred on October 28, 2017 / Gladstone, Queensland, Australia
“While on holidays in Queensland with my family, a thunderstorm rolled in, I decided to film some lightning strikes from the distance… nature had other plans.”
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