Tilia avait trouvé, c'est bien à Tenerife aux îles Canaries que j'étais la semaine dernière. Voici quelques vues de la randonnée magique que nous avons faite dans la caldeira du Teide, le volcan qui culmine à 3700 mètres au centre de l'île. Avec la neige tombée le week-end précédent, les paysages étaient sublimes.
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These are beautiful, Nathalie. I had no idea that the Canary Islands get snow.
That looks great, I only visited the beach on my visits!
A hike like that would appeal to me tremendously. I'm assuming it's because of the altitude that there's snow.
Y a pas que la mer et les palmiers, à ce que je vois.
chouette :)
Qu'est-ce que c'est beau avec la neige !
There's no snow on the coast cause Tenerife is located at the same latitude as southern Morocco. But with an altitude of over 12,000 feet, the Teide does get snow (in winter only) when the rest of the island gets rain. When we were there the first week, there was very little snow up there but they had a big snow storm at the weekend so we decided to go back up there to see it. We weren't disappointed, it was spectacular!
There's no snow on the coast cause Tenerife is located at the same latitude as southern Morocco. But with an altitude of over 12,000 feet, the Teide does get snow (in winter only) when the rest of the island gets rain. When we were there the first week, there was very little snow up there but they had a big snow storm at the weekend so we decided to go back up there to see it. We weren't disappointed, it was spectacular!
Quite amazing. These islands are near the southern end of Morocco and here is all this snow.
Bob, you do find snow in the Atlas, which is Morocco's largest mountain range, at the same latitude again.
Je t'ai répondu sur mes jonquilles.
Sounds fantastic, especially to this Northerner longing for sun. Was it specifically a walking holiday you were on?
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