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I'm a geography professor at Northwest Vista College in San Antonio, TX, USA. I enjoy traveling and taking pictures while out and about doing geography.
"Emergency" water is in the canyon below this casita. Could be filtered from pools or from pools made by digging a few inches. Leave the casita in better condition than you found it so the Park doesn't lock it up.
I am writing Ríos de Tinta, a publishing house dedicated to publishing educational books and children's literature-www.riosdetinta.com. We are currently doing the editing of book titled, tentatively, “Historia y Geografía de Tamaulipas, Estudio de la Entidad donde Vivo”. It has been our interest to include this photo.
It corresponds to its collection. That is why I am writing to ask for reprint permission. Credit will be scheduled iconographic [name of photographer] and tell us.
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Education through the dissemination,
Franco Corona | Iconography and Management of Copyrights
Morelos 16 Piso 5 Centro 06040 Delegación Cuauhtémoc; México, Distrito Federal | [jose.corona@riosdetinta.com] | www.riosdetinta.com | 01 55 5140 4900 | Ext.31962 | Móvil: 045 55 2259 9556
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Raúl una formación rocosa muy curiosa. Pararce un árbol fosilizado que ha caído sobre un puente en ruinas, en un bosuque que parece encantado. Es una bonita foto de un lugar muy bello.
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I'm a geography professor at Northwest Vista College in San Antonio, TX, USA. I enjoy traveling and taking pictures while out and about doing geography.
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My dad painted this many years ago (before the water fountain out front was installed). http://randywelborn.com/101.shtml
How much water is out there Scott?
"Emergency" water is in the canyon below this casita. Could be filtered from pools or from pools made by digging a few inches. Leave the casita in better condition than you found it so the Park doesn't lock it up.
There's water here, even after the severe 2011 drought. True oasis in the desert.
I send warm greetings!
I am writing Ríos de Tinta, a publishing house dedicated to publishing educational books and children's literature-www.riosdetinta.com. We are currently doing the editing of book titled, tentatively, “Historia y Geografía de Tamaulipas, Estudio de la Entidad donde Vivo”. It has been our interest to include this photo.
It corresponds to its collection. That is why I am writing to ask for reprint permission. Credit will be scheduled iconographic [name of photographer] and tell us.
Attentive to your comments,
Education through the dissemination, Franco Corona | Iconography and Management of Copyrights
Morelos 16 Piso 5 Centro 06040 Delegación Cuauhtémoc; México, Distrito Federal | [jose.corona@riosdetinta.com] | www.riosdetinta.com | 01 55 5140 4900 | Ext.31962 | Móvil: 045 55 2259 9556
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Bellissima immagine, Scott. Mi piace! Votata. Arrivederci, Roberto
Best drink of the whole world! Heheh! Greetings from Brazil! Moises.
Raúl una formación rocosa muy curiosa. Pararce un árbol fosilizado que ha caído sobre un puente en ruinas, en un bosuque que parece encantado. Es una bonita foto de un lugar muy bello.
Saludos desde Valencia, Amparo.
GREAT PHOTO SCOTT.
Alta Cima Panorama.