File:Performer from Acrobatic Conundrum at Equinox, Seattle 2021-08-14.webm
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[edit]DescriptionPerformer from Acrobatic Conundrum at Equinox, Seattle 2021-08-14.webm |
English: Performer with the group Acrobatic Conundrum doing an aerial performance outside Equinox Studios, Georgetown, Seattle, Washington, August 14, 2021. |
Date | Taken on 14 August 2021 |
Source | Vimeo: Performer from Acrobatic Conundrum at Equinox, Seattle 2021-08-14.mov (view archived source) |
Author | Joe Mabel on Vimeo as Joe Mabel |
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