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    i started moling because i wanted to connect with people by: acrossourworld Views[575] i wish i was like mole, easily amused by: acrossourworld Views[601] i am the mole by: acrossourworld Views[776] hey you out there in the cold can you mole me? by: acrossourworld Views[713] may the mole be with you by: acrossourworld Views[755]
     
    along with family at Napa Valley by: acrossourworld Views[512] by: acrossourworld Views[507] top by: acrossourworld Views[494] another shot of Vivi moling the Golden Gate by: acrossourworld Views[535] Me moling the Lost at the Sea Sailors Memorial at the Golden Gate Bridge Viewpoint http://www.moletheworld.com/ by: acrossourworld Views[1155]
     
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    Photos: Mole the World

    USA | Fri, 17 Aug 2012 | By acrossourworld | Photo Gallery

    ''We want to spread idea of ´moling´ - using that symbol in some art, funny or original way. There is no ´higher´ or political meaning, its big international fun, anyone can use it in his unique way and share the results.' http://www.moletheworld.com/
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    Tags: art proyect, california, castello di amorosa, glacier point, golden gate, half dome, mole the world, napa valley, oakland, san francisco

     

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