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Enclavamiento de Aldea Del Cano pasaria por una foto de hace unos cuantos años si quitasemos el walkie talkie. 13/04/08
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Refuge du Cano Negro - Los Chiles (Alajuela) - Costa Rica - mai 2016
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Te has bañado alguna vez en agua salada y dulce a la vez ?.
You have bathed sometimes in salt water and sweet water simultaneously ?.
Once upon a time, there was a magic recycling bin that turned aluminum cans, glass jars, and old newspapers into dimes and nickels and quarters. It was jealously guarded by its owner, the mean old Wizard of Ag. One day a woman named Arma Virumque Cano (we'll call her Arma for short) decided to steal Ag's magic recycling bin. She snuck onto his property and found the enchanted gate behind which the poor bin was imprisoned. But Ag's magic was too great: one touch of her hand to the gate and her entire arm fell off. Arma was astonished. She tried again, with the other hand. That arm fell off too. The bin, seeing her struggle, called out, "No, Arma, it's not worth it!" At this, Arma, soft-hearted creature that she was, started to cry and leaned her head against the gate. Instantly, she was transformed into a statue, and a tree began to sprout from her neck, where her head used to be.
Since that day, no-one has dared to attempt to rescue the magic recycling bin. Will you be the one?
Caño Tiburones es un humedal salobre ubicado en el barrio Islote de Arecibo, al norte de Puerto Rico. Es el humedal salobre más extenso en el norte de Puerto Rico. Se extiende desde el pueblo de Arecibo hasta el pueblo de Barceloneta. Excelente lugar para kayakear. La vida silvestre (aves acuáticas) es abundante. Caño Tiburones es una reserva natural.