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Perseo, Casiopea, Tauro, Pleyades y la Osa Menor, dan juego alrededor de la Torre con la estrella Polar.⭐
Y cada uno prepara su exposiciones con sus cámaras y objetivos en post de un resultado llamativo y especial.
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Una vista del viejo Puente colgante de los Vizcaínos, sobre la vertiente del río Segura al Pantano de la Fuensanta. A la derecha, pueden contemplarse la ladera al pantano de la Sierra de los Molares, en la que, como en toda la zona, predomina el pinar.
El puente de los Vizcaínos fue una de las dos llamadas "pasaderas" que, sobre ambas colas del Pantano de la Fuensanta (ésta del Río Segura y la de su afluente, el Tus, cerca de Llano de la Torre), se construyeron en el año 1935 con el fin de suplir con ellas los caminos que quedaron inundados por sus aguas.
Actualmente, ambos puentes pueden visitarse a través de sendas atractivas rutas de senderismo.
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A view of the old suspension bridge (the first in Spain of this magnitude made with electric welding) over the Fuensanta Reservoir (Yeste, Albacete, Spain) where it joins the Segura River. On the right, we can see the slope of the Molares mountain range, where the pine forests come to dominate as in the whole area.
The Vizcaínos Bridge was one of the two so-called "footbridges" which were built in 1935 on both ends of the Fuensanta Reservoir, to replace the old roads that were flooded by its waters. Currently, these two bridges can be visited through both attractive hiking trails.
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Scott and I were about to give up on the cloudy morning when this River Otter popped up , crunching a crayfish on his back molars.
A big, heavily armored, semi aquatic lizard found in the Amazon. The Caiman lizard is a specialized snail eater and has specialized molars to crush them.
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When I first went to Death Valley a LONG time ago, I had seen this rock in a magazine. It's quite small, and It might have a better name, but "the molar" is what I think of. It's right along the side of the road, but try and find it on a moonless night! Actually, I had it marked on my car's GPS, yet it was still hard to locate. Not a soul was out at this hour, kind of a special finish after I spent a little time on Zabriskie earlier.
Molara e i suoi graniti nella località nota come "Le piscine di Molara"
Molara and its granites in the place known as "The pools of Molara"
Los monstruos de vidrio se erigen hacia el cielo para vigiliar nuestras vidas, nos esconden el horizonte y el sol a pleno día y nos roban las estrellas en nuestras noches.
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Shot 3, Dentist
Ladies and gentlemen, let me inform you that cavities like these, requiring such fillings, are caused by failing to use dental floss more than a few times per year.
Do as I say, not as I do. (You can learn a lot from a hypocrite.)