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Polaroid of the Week: A Fly Lands on Buddha's Nose in Chiang Mai, Thailand

Polaroid of the Week: A Fly Lands on Buddha s Nose in Chiang Mai, ThailandWe're confident this stunning Buddha statue, carved centuries ago, never anticipated a fly landing precisely on its nose at this exact moment. Yet, it looks like it's been waiting patiently for just this whimsical encounter all these years.

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