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Cala Junco is located in the southernmost part of the island and is considered the most beautiful and evocative inlet in all of Panarea. It is located on the right of the promontory of Capo Milazzese, of which in ancient times it was a natural port.
It is a natural swimming pool formed by high basalt rocks, characterized by a transparent sea with colors ranging from green to turquoise, particularly clear thanks to the stony seabed.
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Cala Junco si trova nella parte piĆ¹ meridionale dell'isola ed ĆØ considerata l'insenatura piĆ¹ bella e suggestiva di tutta Panarea. Si trova sulla destra del promontorio di Capo Milazzese, di cui anticamente era porto naturale.
Si tratta di una piscina naturale formata da alti scogli di basalto, caratterizzata da un mare trasparente con colori che vanno dal verde al turchese, particolarmente limpido grazie a fondali sassosi.
The HĆ¼cker Moor is a nice little lake in the Herford area (Northwest Germany). Peat was cut here more than a century ago and created this lovely landscape. Today the place is a great location for wildlife and worth a trip for the local folks in all seasons.
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Hello guys!!!!!!!!!
I'm back after 2 days of hiatus . . . travelled by plane to Butuan and road trip for 4 hours to reach Tandag, Surigao del Sur! Whapak!
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To all those who passed through this world and found some measure of enjoyment while visiting - thank you. Permafrost is disintegrating now, and will be fully gone by the end of February.
"The universe is moved by a power which cycles endlessly from day to day. Such greatness endures for all time. As in heaven, so on earth."
I Ching
The last couple of days has been hectic for me. When I wake up in the morning I should have some time to visit your wonderful photos. I miss that as much as I do photographing.
Along the way to Glitterheim hut, during our multi-day trek in Jotunheimen national park, Norway. The day started out cloudy but calm as we climbed steeply on the slopes next to lake Gjende from Gjendesheim hut. After traversing wide valleys with far away vistas of hills and lakes we hiked alongside Lake Russvatnet for a long while - seen here in the distance, surrounded by peaks. The color of the water was a ethereal milky turquoise. As we turned away from the lake to walk over a boulder strewn valley and climb a snowy saddle, the weather turned on us with relentless rain and occasional fog, but cleared up later to reveal the beautiful valley of Veodalen to which we would descent. After negotiating a rocky descent, we reached the hut after 14 miles of hiking, wet and cold but thankful for a warm dinner and dry feet! Glitterheim hut is located next to the snaking river, nestled beneath Glittertind (the second highest peak in Norway) and surrounded by 2000 m mountains, an unforgettable location.
Passenger bridge Hilversum, The Netherlands.
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Diesen Flur musste / durfte ich heute mindestens 10 mal gehen. Er fĆ¼hlt sich auch endlos an. - Today i had to walk this floor at least ten time. I tell you, it feels endless too.
Endless: Permafrost
A thermokarst landscape inspired by the Tundra and Taiga biomes found in Siberia and Northern Alaska. Set in the height of the short summer there (where temperatures range from 3Ā° to 25 Ā°C), it offers a glimpse of what might occur when the sub-soil ice layers melt... A world of beautiful destruction, wide vistas and quietness.
SL is full of so many wondrously creative places and exploring is one of my favorite things to do here. On one of my most recent travels I discovered Endless: Permafrost. It's a hauntingly beautiful space that aims to bring awareness to the potential destabilization of Artic infrastructures due to the impacts of global warming on the permafrost in that region.
š Visit Endless: Permafrost to learn more about and explore this beautiful region.
Inspired by Deuter ā Endless Horizon
www.youtube.com/watch?v=m0v9loIy1Vw
Credits : ombrebleue.wordpress.com/2020/02/02/endless-horizon/