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The image depicts a scenic view of a rocky coastal area with clear turquoise waters. In the foreground, a young boy with a cheerful expression is standing on a rocky beach. He is wearing a red life vest over a blue and white striped shirt. Behind him, there is a natural pool formed by the rocky outcroppings, where a few people can be seen swimming and wading in the pristine waters. The rocky formations in the background are towering and rugged, with a deep blue sky providing a striking contrast. The overall scene conveys a sense of natural beauty and adventure.

📍 Mokulua Island Landon enjoyed swimming around the island! ☺️

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