1. Balneario Flamenco, Culebra
2. Balneario La Monsserate, Luquillo
3. Balneario El Escambrón, San Juan
4. Balneario Boquerón, Cabo Rojo
5. Balneario Sun Bay, Vieques
6. Crash Boat, Aguadilla
7. Balneario Seven Seas, Fajardo
8. Balneario de Vega Baja
9. Isla de Guilligan, Guanica
10. Playa Jobos, Isabela
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Clear Water, Sungkun, Ekas Lombok Indonesia (by Fadil Basymeleh)
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Source:At the San Alfonso del Mar resort in Chile, a quick dip could well turn into a marathon. Swimming a length in this, the world’s largest outdoor pool, would mean stroke after stroke for more than three fifths of a mile - that’s 20 Olympic-size swimming pools. The enormous man-made lagoon is set halfway up the country’s Pacific coast, in the city of Algarrobo, and is filled with 66 million gallons of crystal clear seawater. (via World’s biggest pool holds 66 million gallons and cost £1billion to build | Mail Online)
my friends nina and boris, acroyoga teachers and beautiful, inspiring humans…currently teaching in sweden :)
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Anthropomorphic Tree
Anthropomorphism is the recognition of people-like characteristics in animals, plants or non-living things. This tree can be found in the Outer Banks of North Carolina. During the time of slavery in the South, slave ships were often unable to make it through the Outer Banks because of the treacherous landscapes. From the looks of this picture, it seems as if they may have lost some passengers along the way.
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From Wayne J. Lutz:
Our water access only off-the-grid floating cabin on Powell Lake in British Columbia, Canada. We live here in all seasons. We also have a floating woodshed and garden.
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