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Portland, Australia - June 28, 2016: Blue Gum Woodchips Piled Up At The Port Of Portland, Waiting To Be Loaded And Exported

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PORTLAND, AUSTRALIA - June 28, 2016: Blue gum woodchips piled up at the port of Portland, waiting to be loaded and exported

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