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@mengaoSo today I will show the lakes and mountain ranges behind Mammoth Mountain (south). I think the first picture above is probably one my favorite pictures that I ever took with my drone, it includes many famous spots. You can see in the center Twin Lakes, the longer lake in the lower level. Twin Falls is at the end of Twin Lakes, a waterfall currently frozen. Above Twin Falls is Lake Mamie, then a little further is Lake George (you can see a little bit of it). To the right of Lake Mamie is Horseshoe Lake, and to the left is Lake Mary. Above Lake George you will see a big exposed rock called Crystal Crag, this is a very famous spot for photographers and climbers. The mountain range to the left of Crystal Crag is the Mammoth Crest. The picture was taken right above my takeoff point and you can see Mammoth Mountain (shown in my last post) to the right. In the next pictures you will see some different angles covering about the same as the first picture.
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@dojedaThe Curitiba Botanical Garden is located very centrally in the city and has two entrances, making it easily accessible. One is located on Engenheiro Ostoja Roguski Street, located in the Botanical Garden neighborhood. The other entrance, which has parking, is located on Prefeito Lothario Meissner Avenue. You must park both your car and your bicycle here, as cycling is not permitted inside.
Upon entering, you'll find a giant sign indicating that you're entering the garden. Further ahead, you'll find a sketch-like layout showing the different areas of the garden. In each space, you'll find signs indicating the location of each space, giving you a better understanding of the garden's location.
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@palomap3A few months ago I visited the Natural Park of Muel that is at the foot of its hermitage. Our plan to go inside was frustrated because without knowing it we chose the worst possible date: its patron saint's feast. The place was full of people with their best clothes and we were completely out of tune with the stamp, so we had to leave it for a future occasion.
A couple of days ago the perfect opportunity to do a little tourism came up and we remember our pending visit to the hermitage of the Virgen de la Fuente, this time luck was on our side and we could enjoy it without haste and with an improvised guide who explained everything to us. If you want more information you can visit the Muel City Council website.
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