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Mountain range, desert and sea fill the images of this book, discovering in the turn of each page spaces still virgin, where the track of man is not seen. Conserved nature, diversity of fauna and flora, distinguishing of exclusive regions of the planet. Yellows, ochers and terra-cottas compete with the robust and thrny green of the immense and ancestral cactus, wish as sentries in the rustic landscape guard tranquility of the desert. Meta morphosis of the thirsty landscape in luxury tropical , awaiting the passage of beneficial hurricanes that fill with satisfaction the reserves of precious liquid int he earth. Lands not yet visited, vestiges of the past that live . . . Paradise thareceives the visitor, granting at the same time all that is necessary for a pleasant visit. --Celia Vazquez Ovando Read more
Everything is Somewhere
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