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Libraries are a beautiful....Thing 3


This beautiful image is of the Strahov Monastery in Prague. I found this image by searching Pixabay.com for libraries. The site returned a wide range of images, which being licensed as Creative Commons means I could reuse the image guilt free! It was easy to search and download the image, though one negative is that the image didn't have the name of the library with it. I had to resort to a google image search to find the name and location of the library. Should I just stick to using google image search I ask myself? 

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