WestcountryChris ADMIN March 13, 2011 Welcome to this group, dedicated to The National Seal Sanctuary in Gweek, Cornwall! Feel free to post as many of your photo's from the Gweek sanctuary as you wish. Anything related to The National Seal Sanctuary in Gweek is acceptable and let's spread the love of this wonderful place and it's fantastically dedicated staff and volunteers! Join the group to start a discussion! Group Description This group is for photo's taken while at The National Seal Sanctuary at Gweek in Cornwall (UK). Any subjects are allowed as long as the photo's is from the Gweek sanctuary. Additional Info This group will count toward the photo's limit (60 for Pro members, 30 for free members) Accepted content types: Photos, Videos, Images, Art, Screenshots Accepted safety levels: Safe
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