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A closer view of the Buttermere valley.
Low Fell's summit seems to confuse the guidebooks, this isn't the cairn at 412m that the FRCC says is a good viewpoint - this cairn is slightly further south and lower but the sudden drop beyond helps photographs somewhat
One of the most picturesque views of the Scottish highlands can be had from the Assynt viewpoint on A894 north of Unapool, with a panoramic view of the Assynt mountains and the Loch Gleann Dubh and Loch a Chairn Bhain. Its remoteness reminded me of parts of British Columbia.
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18-10-2016
Medinaceli, Soria, Spain
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Shot on a Pentax 6x7 with a 55mm F/4, Cinestill 800T
Scanned on a Fujifilm GFX 50R on a Pentax 645 120mm F/4 Macro, Converted with Negative Lab Pro
The Braille Trail goes by an old quarry pond and a quarry overlook. The state’s oldest recorded commercial granite quarry, which opened in 1869, is just outside the park and integral to its history. An overlook along the Braille Trail at Elephant Rocks State Park provides a view to an old quarry pond.
it's about the warmth 😄
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Beautiful viewpoint, worth the climb and the washing I got from the cold spring rain on my way back...
Rio Esera, La Ribagorza, Huesca, Aragón, España.
SENDERO BOTÁNICO Y GORGAS DE ALBA (S-1)
Plan de Turpi – Gorgas de Alba – Plan de Turpi
El sendero S-1 del Parque Natural empieza pasado el puente sobre el río Ésera. A los pocos metros del comienzo se remonta una pequeña zona rocosa y unos minutos después la senda se interna en un bosque de pino negro con tejos y abetos. Pasados unos 25 minutos de recorrido se llega al desvío hacia las Gorgas de Alba. Aunque la vuelta se hará siguiendo este desvío, se recomienda continuar el sendero de frente hasta llegar a la pista que conduce a los Baños de Benasque. Desde este punto la senda desciende por un precioso bosque de hayas, hasta alcanzar de nuevo el cruce hacia las Gorgas de Alba.
Ahora sí, se debe tomar ese desvío que desciende hasta un mirador construido sobre unas pasarelas, desde donde pueden contemplarse unas espectaculares vistas de las cascadas. A partir de aquí, se continúa el descenso hacia el punto de inicio por la margen derecha del río donde predominan los abetos y pinos.
BOTANICAL TRAIL AND GORGAS DE ALBA (S-1)
Turpi Plan – Gorgas de Alba – Turpi Plan
The S-1 trail of the Natural Park begins after the bridge over the Ésera River. A few meters from the beginning there is a small rocky area and a few minutes later the path enters a forest of black pine with yews and firs. After about 25 minutes of travel, you reach the detour towards the Gorgas de Alba. Although the return will be made following this detour, it is recommended to continue the path straight until you reach the track that leads to the Baños de Benasque. From this point the path descends through a beautiful beech forest, until reaching the crossroads towards the Gorgas de Alba again.
Now, you must take that detour that descends to a viewpoint built on some walkways, from where you can see spectacular views of the waterfalls. From here, the descent continues towards the starting point along the right bank of the river where fir and pine trees predominate.