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Roadford Reservoir off the River Wolf in Devon

Aerial view on Laacher See - a volcanic caldera lake with a diameter of 2 km in Rhineland-Palatinate, Germany

A couple of travelers getting to the top of the mountain, admiring the view of the turquoise-coloured sea, green meadow, and dramatic peaks in Northern Norway

Amazing aerial scenery of calm blue Congro lake surrounded by forest with tall green trees in summer on San Miguel

Sete Cidades crater lake , seven cities lagoon in volcano crater .Azores, Sao Miguel island, Portugal . Beautiful view

Serre Poncon Lake from Le Rousset with Winter view on Saint Vincent Les Fort and Le Sauze du Lac. A peaceful area in Hautes Alpes, the Southern French Alps. France

landscape near Fuessen - bavaria - germany

Beautiful bay with many sailing boats moored in front of the small town of Garda view from the headland called Punta San Vigilio, tourist resort on the coast of Lake Garda (Lago di Garda). On the horizon the hill called Rocca di Garda. Verona province, Veneto, Italy, southern Europe.

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A picturesque mountain lake in Norway reflects the blue sky and white clouds above, surrounded by snow-capped peaks. Strynefjellsvegen, Geiranger, Norway

Scenery of Kanas Scenic Area in Altay Region, Xinjiang, China

$Lakes Corvo Excursion is a well-known naturalistic route in Val di Rabbi, within the confines of the Stelvio National Park, and passing the striking Rifugio Stella Alpina and Lago Corvo.\nThe majestic mountains, the alpine lakes that can be found in succession and the magnificent panorama make this tour particularly special. The Corvo lakes, which have glacial origins, are situated in the proximity of Passo di Rabbi which connects the Val di Rabbi (Trentino) and the Val d’Ultimo (Alto Adige).$