Cold Water Springs (or Hot?)

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Fresh water springs, bubbling up from the earth can either be hot or cold. This one here is cold, probably. I didn’t get a chance to put my finger in the water actually, I just presumed it was cold. If it were hot, we’d likely see some hikers lounging in the water, soaking up the earth minerals! Yeah, that would have been awesome — another place another time. There are plenty of Hot springs throughout the parks. Probably my favorite is the one in Radium, British Columbia, where we spent a few days last September. Another memorable Hot springs is the Miette spring, located inside Jasper park, Alberta. Grab your trunks and lets go! Thanks for stopping by.

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Camera: Huawei P40 Pro
Lens: Leica
Editing: Lightroom

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