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The View From Your Window #203

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We love posting the photographs that reveal the views from our reader’s windows. Whether it’s a back alley in the Fall or a sandy beach in high Summer, we’re always interested in seeing what you see from your windows at home or work or through the windshield. Browse the full collection.

Submitted by A.J. | “From my office” | Vancouver, BC | 8:05am

Email us a recent photograph of your view with the estimated time and place to andrew [at] scoutmagazine.ca and we’ll add it to our growing collection. Cell phone shots are fine if they are at least 1600px wide.

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