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@passenger777To see where this stream, which flows silently between two steep cliffs, comes from in winter, we set off with our nature-loving friends on Sunday morning. The point where this turquoise-colored stream, which seems to be squeezed between the rocks, is located is known as Kapuz Canyon. The greenery clinging to the slopes and the needle-tipped pine trees are just a few of the beauties that surround the region.
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@wilfredocavAfter a few years, I revisited the city of Puerto Cabello in Venezuela, a place I never really liked, but I always have fond memories because I worked there several times. I happened to be there during Carnival, when many people from different regions visit the city because of its numerous beaches. But it also has its tourist attractions in areas like the Puerto Cabello boardwalk and all its infrastructure dating back to the colonial and republican eras—perhaps some of the most important in Venezuela for its history and beauty; they are undoubtedly gems.
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@thtWhile browsing through my phone's gallery, I came across these photos taken two years ago. I'd actually looked at them many times before, but I hadn't had enough motivation to share them here. I've posted about Nemrut Crater Lake before, but they were all in different categories. The Nemrut Caldera, Nemrut Crater Lake, is such a vast and diverse area that it's possible to create hundreds of posts about it. Frankly, I regret not sharing more posts about it sooner.
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