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Rostov Botanical Garden, Southern Federal University, founded in 1927. its territory is 260,5 hectares. Large collection of steppe plants and plants of the floodplain
La région du lac Myvatn comprend plusieurs centres d'intérêt : La zone volcanique du Krafla, dernière zone d’activité autour du lac, le site de Dimmuborgir , spectaculaire champ de lave avec notamment les célèbres « châteaux de lave », et l’impressionnant site géothermique de Hverir , situé au Nord-Est du lac Mývatn et surplombé par le mont ocre Námafjall. Le H2S emplit l'air, on marche entre les solfatares, les marmites de boue, sur un sol ocre souffré. L'ascension du mont est rude dans ses premiers mètres et la respiration courte, mais la vue vaut la sueur dépensée. La descente côté sud est risquée, le chemin disparait au milieu des scories, on se prend à imiter le skieur pour rejoindre le bas. A éviter par temps de pluie. (google traduction) The Myvatn Lake area includes several points of interest: the Krafla Volcanic Zone, the last activity zone around the lake, the Dimmuborgir site, a spectacular lava field with the famous "lava castles", and the impressive Hverir geothermal site, located north-east of Lake Mývatn and overlooked by the Námafjall ocher mountain. The H2S fills the air, one walks between the solfatares, the pots of mud, on a soil ocher suffers. The ascent of the mountain is rough in its first meters and the breathing short, but the view is worth the sweat spent. The descent south side is risky, the path disappears in the middle of slag, one starts to imitate the skier to reach the bottom. To avoid in rainy weather.
A partir de la route 1, route 417 qui se transforme en piste pour rejoindre la route 42. LA traversée de la péninsule d'Est en Ouest multiplie les paysages, champs de lave, "coulée chaotique", lacs ( kleifarvatn, Graenavatn), zones géothermique de seltùn, et ce jusqu'à Grindavik. En remontant, le long de littoral, côte à falaise où viennent s'écraser les vagues ( brimketill) , jusqu'à Gardur et sa plage de sable blanc. (Google translation) From Route 1, Route 417 which turns into a track to join Route 42. The crossing of the peninsula from East to West multiplies the landscapes, lava fields, "chaotic flow", lakes (kleifarvatn, Graenavatn), Seltùn geothermal areas up to Grindavik. Going up, along the coast, cliff to coast where crashing waves (brimketill), to Gardur and its white sand beach.
It so happened that the filming did not go out especially, there is a pandemic, sometimes do not leave the house, and new ideas did not fit into the head. Therefore, these shots where taken between March (the first rays of the real northern sun) and June (surprisingly hot month and early summer). Canon Canonet 1961 with a loaded Ultramax 400.
Not having been able to put my hand on either an XA or a Mju at a price I was prepared to pay, I thought I'd give the Olympus "Superzoom 76G" a try. It's hard to get excited about, but it performs well enough and is very easy to use
Not having been able to put my hand on either an XA or a Mju at a price I was prepared to pay, I thought I'd give the Olympus "Superzoom 76G" a try. It's hard to get excited about, but it performs well enough and is very easy to use
