Photographs Of Highland Geysers In Iceland

Wandering somewhere in the inland of the Iceland, it must have been around 24 hours I was awake. Surrounded by a thick fog, I was driving on the chaotic desert trails of Highlands that reigned a captivating and dramatic atmosphere! After 1001 turns… A strange mirage tells me that I’m far from the camp Kerlingarfjöll where I planned bivouac! Relieved at the idea of joining Morpheus… I see an unexpected and perfectly breakthrough in the axis of a jewel of humanity that I dreamed of.

I could only listen to my instincts and drive faster than ever! The further I went, the more I realized that my dream was to become reality.

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Cano Cristales- The River of Five Colors

Cano Cristales is a river located in northern part of Colombia, in “Sierra de la Macarena”. A unique biological wonder, Caño Cristales has been referred as the "river of five colors," "the river that ran away from paradise," and "the world's most beautiful river " due to the algae produced colors like red, yellow, green, blue and black at the bottom of the river giving it a unique appearance. The river is less than 100 km long and 20m wide.

Color of the river depends on the season and the amount of water. During Colombia's wet season, when the water flows too fast and deep, a unique species of plant that lines the river floor called Macarenia clavigera turns a brilliant red. when the water is enough to let the sun reach the mosses and algae, the nature “blossoms”. But for a few weeks from September through November, the river transforms into a veritable living rainbow.

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The New Zealand's Hot Water Beach

Hot Water Beach is a beach on the east coast of the Coromandel Peninsula, New Zealand, approximately 12 kilometres south east of Whitianga, and approximately 175 kilometres from Auckland by car. Its name comes from underground hot springs which filter up through the sand between the high and low water tidal reaches. The beach is a popular destination both for locals and tourists visiting New Zealand. Annual visitor numbers have been estimated at 130,000, making it one of the most popular geothermal attractions in the Waikato Region.

Within two hours either side of low tide, it is possible to dig into the sand allowing hot water to escape to the surface forming a hot water pool. The water, with a temperature as hot as 64°C (147°F), filters up from two underground fissures located close to each other. These natural springs can be found on the beach opposite the off-shore rocks. Visitors often dig large holes and relax and soak in the thermal water. Many visitors bring a spade and bucket with them. Spades can also be hired from the nearby surf shop.

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