Red sun on Plata River
Between the Uruguayan and the Argentine shorelines, flow slowly the waters of the Rio de la Plata, one of the largest mouth in the world.
A region regula...
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Between the Uruguayan and the Argentine shorelines, flow slowly the waters of the Rio de la Plata, one of the largest mouth in the world.
A region regularly swept by the pamperos, the powerful blasts occurring at any time of the year, especially during the early summer (southern hemisphere) They blow across the Pampas and some of them can bring forth winds exceeding 120 mph. Nothing reveals by the quietness of the photograph that the wind would squall later all the night reaching 90 mph within 15 minutes. http:--claude-lustier.artistwebsites.com-featured-red-sun-on-plata-river-planetoday-photography.html
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A region regularly swept by the pamperos, the powerful blasts occurring at any time of the year, especially during the early summer (southern hemisphere) They blow across the Pampas and some of them can bring forth winds exceeding 120 mph. Nothing reveals by the quietness of the photograph that the wind would squall later all the night reaching 90 mph within 15 minutes. http:--claude-lustier.artistwebsites.com-featured-red-sun-on-plata-river-planetoday-photography.html
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