”It’s the extremely high level of salinity that gives the lagoon its unusual hue, and its vibrancy changes with the seasons and time of day. The best time to visit is on a clear day, around mid-morning or sunset. There are a number of places to stop and view this natural phenomenon along Port Gregory Road.”
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For those curious:
”It’s the extremely high level of salinity that gives the lagoon its unusual hue, and its vibrancy changes with the seasons and time of day. The best time to visit is on a clear day, around mid-morning or sunset. There are a number of places to stop and view this natural phenomenon along Port Gregory Road.”
Source: https://www.westernaustralia.com/en/attraction/hutt-lagoon/59cb40e112f8967834c0e22f
Thanks!
HAHAHAHA technically that would also be "top-view"
Same. I was thinking man, someones lines are really screwy... And color choices... Ugh. Then I zoomed in.
This is incredible!
Huh, would have thought it to be a nickel mine or something else toxic. Turns out it's just nature.
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