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Published: 2020-05-13 16:18:44 +0000 UTC; Views: 1313; Favourites: 227; Downloads: 46
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Lake Minnewanka and Mount Inglismaldie in the Canadian Rocky Mountains.
Location: Lake Minnewanka, Banff National Park, Alberta, Canada
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Good morning friend, WHOA, Amazing!!!!!!!!!!.Β
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Good day, Sir, glad you like it!
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Lovely landscape and a beautiful capture, terrible name for a lake though! Β
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Is it? It means Water of the Spirits in the language of the natives here.
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Amazing how often that happens, like with Whakapapa in New Zealand, in Maori the "Wh" is pronounced "f".
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Yes, in recent years the western world started to appreciate the culture of the natives who lived there for thousands of years, which is nice. I personally like those names because they seem to add a bit of a mystic feel, at least for me.
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They are, glad you like them Lawrence!
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Thank you! Funnily enough, "Grat" is the word for "ridge" in my language, very fitting.^^
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What do you mean by "top"? The peak of the mountain? Iirc is the highest peack to the left. The mountain is more of a jagged ridge.
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Es war auch schon nach Sonnenuntergang.
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Freut mich, dass es dir gefΓ€llt!
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Glad you enjoy it Lawrence!
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oops.. (>Dave) hehe
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Omg, I'm so sorry Dave. No idea how that happened. : / Lawrence's comment is way further up...
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Nah, that was a fault on my part I'm sure. DA is gonna become a lot weirder in a week though...
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