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Mais um pormenor do Parque Nacional del Teide.
Nesta ocasião as Minas de San José.
The Teide’s "caldera" is 16 km in diameter and 45 km of circumference; it is one of vaster of the globe (actually the third). The gigantic collapse in the centre of the volcano is called ’Las Canadas’, surrounded with cliffs ramparts that can reach more than 100m of height...
La Fortalezza is a piece of these ramparts, overlooking the Caldera, as well as the North side of the island.
Highlights 1:
The tour is 4h long (go and back). Take a map at the Portillo visitor centre. The trail starts at the centre botanical garden (signs n°1), going north, among the Canary Pine trees forest. All long the walk, you will admire on your left the volcano and its massive shape.
More information:
http://www.explo-guide.com/Fortalezza-El-Teide-Tenerife |
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Salut Isabel.
Une atmosphère volcanique parfaitement bien rendue avec ces couleurs ocre.
On dirait presque une image lunaire, bravo.
Bonne journée.
Urs
- harpya
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(9527) - [2009-08-13 7:23]
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Ciao Isabel
Interessante o local e o visual!
As grandes pedras fazer esta foto atraente.
Composição e cores são agradáveis para olhar.
Atenciosamente,
Sergio
Amiga Isa,
Bela fotografia com excelente perspectiva!
Parabéns e um AFS,
Sergio
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- MLINES
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- [2009-08-21 16:11]
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Hi Isabel, It is good to see the landforms in such a mysterious place, little seen on TL. The rocks in the foreground and the people showing the scale of this dry-looking place is most interesting. The textures of the rocks i find interesting. TFS. Murray.
PS Interesting to see you are a natural history person.
