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English: The organ in St Mary's Cathedral.
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2015-09-13 21:34 3264×1840 (994817 B) Ethan Doyle White {{Information | Description = The organ in [[St Mary's Cathedral, Tallinn]]. | Source = Photograph taken by myself. | Date = August 2015 | Author = [[User:Ethan_Doyle_White|Ethan_Doyle_White]] ([[User talk:Ethan_Doyle_White...

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