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The Windows XP wallpaper is a real place

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That impossibly perfect green hill is not a digital painting generated by a graphics team. Known as 'Bliss', it is an untouched photo of a real landscape in California taken by a former National Geographic photographer. It remains arguably the most viewed image in human history, forever burned into the retinas of office workers worldwide.

The Windows XP wallpaper is a real place
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