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Busy café terraces under a red-and-white striped awning in Plaza de las Flores, with colourful façades and a man crossing the square.
People crossing Plaza del Cardenal Belluga, in front of the Bishop’s Palace and the Moneo building, with terraces on the right.
The silhouette of a man walking along the pavement beside a sunlit ashlar wall in the afternoon, in the centre of Murcia.
A pedestrian walkway under a long row of plane trees, with people walking in the distance.
A woman seen from behind, with a flower in her hair, photographs the sunset over the Mar Menor and the buildings of La Manga.

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