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The spectacular Costa Quebrada (Broken Coast) north of Liencres east to Santander is well worth a visit, both for naturalists and photographers! It is one of few places in Europe where a layered sedimentary type of rock called "flysch" surfaces. Photo taken near La Venta del Mar (Cantábria, Spain) on 29 June, 2011.
En route to Peña Vieja (2,617 m) I stopped at El Collabo de la Canalona (2,440 m) to enjoy the views (here direction SW). The path on the lower left leads to the Fuente Dé cable car station. Photo taken in the Picos de Europa (Cantábria, Spain) on 25 June, 2011.
View at Torre Blanca (2,619 m) from El Collado de la Canalona (2,440 m). Photo taken in the Picos de Europa (departure point Fuente Dé cable car, Cantabria, Spain) on 25 June, 2011.
View of Peña Vieja (2,617 m) from El Collado de la Canalona (2,440 m). Photo taken in the Picos de Europa (departure point Fuente Dé cable car) on 25 June, 2011.
View (direction NE) at the river Tagus (Río Tajo) from the Mirador del Tajo (1,141 m). Photo taken on 14 May, 2010.
Panoramic view (ca. 120°) at the river Tagus (Río Tajo) from the Mirador del Tajo (1,141 m). Photo taken on 14 May, 2010.
View at the Río Montoro in the Sierra Madrona. Photo taken near the confluence of the Río Montoro and the Río Jándula (Ciudad Real, Spain) on 5 May, 2010.
View at the Sierra de Andújar (the stronghold of the Iberian Lynx, the rarest feline in the world) in the golden hour. Photo taken from at west bank of the Río Jándula (Jáen, Spain) on 3 May, 2010.
Las Médulas is a landscape created by hydraulic gold mining. It was the most important gold mine of the Roman Empire. Estimations of the amount of gold mined here run from 1.6-3 million kilo. The mining was very destructive to the landscape but also left us a spectacular view. Photo taken in Las Médulas (León, Spain) on 18 June, 2009.
The spectacular Costa Quebrada (Broken Coast) north of Liencres east to Santander is well worth a visit, both for naturalists and photographers! It is one of few places in Europe where a layered sedimentary type of rock called "flysch" surfaces.
Photo taken near La Venta del Mar (Cantábria, Spain) on 29 June, 2011.
The spectacular Costa Quebrada (Broken Coast) north of Liencres east to Santander is well worth a visit, both for naturalists and photographers! It is one of few places in Europe where a layered sedimentary type of rock called "flysch" surfaces. Photo taken near La Venta del Mar (Cantábria, Spain) on 29 June, 2011.
The spectacular Costa Quebrada (Broken Coast) north of Liencres east to Santander is well worth a visit, both for naturalists and photographers! It is one of few places in Europe where a layered sedimentary type of rock called "flysch" surfaces.
Photo taken near La Venta del Mar (Cantábria, Spain) on 29 June, 2011.
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