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12016-03-06T12:02:45-08:00Sydney Burta27c63e6fd632c314bf4cd3158e17d7f4e8e7614Aerial view Coppelia3A shot of Coppelia and the surrounding area taken from a balcony of the Habana Libre hotel. Image courtesy of Carlos Cortés López on Flickr.media/aerialcoppelialarge.jpgplain2016-03-28T18:09:56-07:002011111520200520111115202005Q5neFTjiSS62e7jEqallZgSydney Burta27c63e6fd632c314bf4cd3158e17d7f4e8e7614
