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Garrotxa borders the comarques of Ripollès, Osona, Selva, Gironès, Pla de l'Estany, Alt Empordà, and Vallespir. It includes the upper basin of the River Fluvià and the headwaters of the rivers Muga, Amer and Llémena.
From both the human point of view and that of physical geography, the comarca has a clear division into two subcomarques. Extending north from the valley of the Fluvià, is Alta Garrotxa (Upper Garrotxa), while the southern part is sometimes called the comarca of Olot, after the capital city.
The Fluvià flows toward the Mediterranean, and has a relatively small flow of water (1.07 m³/s at Olot).
The high humidity of Garrotxa contrasts with the that of the neighboring comarques. Annual rainfall is over 1000 mm (about 40 inches). It is said that "Si no plou a Olot, no plou enlloc" ("if it's not raining in Olot, it is not raining anywhere."). Winter temperatures hover around freezing; in August, temperatures average 27.7°C (about 80°F). Thermal inversions are relatively common; Alta Garrotxa and Puigsacalm, particularly, have more of a mountain climate, with snowfall figuring more prominently.
Vegetation varies with the climate. Alta Garrotxa and the east part of the comarca have typically Mediterranean climate and vegetation; the rest has a sub-Mediterranean climate, tending toward an Atlantic climate in the most humid areas.
Before shot is Straight Out of Camera...
Milky Way from Triund Hills...
Mcleod Ganj
Dharamsala
Himachal Pradesh
India
Nikon D4s
Nimit Nigam
Amazing trail towards Nakthan Village during Kheer Ganga Trek this spring. Spring time blossoms on apple trees and the yellow mustard fields are beautiful backdrop of White Himalayas makes treeking an awesome experience.
Standing in the midst of the Zanskar Gorge, on a full moon night, is one of the most romantic night, that you can spend, albeit sans your partner! :-)
The frozen Zanskar river, wrapped in a pristine sheath glows an eerie white under a full moon lit night.You can feel the river gurgle under your feet & see it erupt out, breaking the ice at it's thinnest, for a quick gulp of air, & submerge again under a thicker Chadar.
You can count the stars & then you see the pug marks of a Snow Leopard. Talk to you about the Snow Leopard next week.