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Galle 2012–2013 4 photos of this spot

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Tree roots spread across a wall in this 2012 photograph from Galle Fort, part of the historic fortified enclave on Sri Lanka's southern coast that has stood since Portuguese and Dutch colonial times.

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Floating roots, Galle Fort 2012 Tree roots spread across a wall in this 2012 photograph from Galle Fort, part of the historic fortified enclave on Sri Lanka's southern coast that has stood since Portuguese and Dutch colonial times.

Galle, Sri Lanka 2012 Another view of Galle, Sri Lanka, from 2012, in the coastal town whose fort and ramparts have stood since Dutch rule in the 17th and 18th centuries.

Galle "small" tree 2012 Galle, on Sri Lanka's southern coast, retains a fortified old town built by the Portuguese and later expanded by the Dutch. This 2012 photograph shows a tree within the historic town.

Fort 2013 Galle Fort, fortified first by the Portuguese and then rebuilt by the Dutch in the seventeenth century, forms the historic core of the coastal city of Galle.