By Jürgen Büttner (Own work) [CC BY-SA 4.0], via Wikimedia Commons
The Ubari Lakes are a group of about 20 lakes, set amidst magnificent sand dunes and palm fringed oases in the Fezzan region of southwestern Libya. The lakes were once one big lake but climate change caused the region, a part of Sahara, to gradually dry up between 3,000 to 5,000 years ago. The water is super-saturated with salts and carbonates, as lakes are being continuously evaporated and have no rivers replenishing them.
By Sfivat – Own work, Public Domain, Link
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Amazing photography!
Wow. The desert never ceases to amaze. What an amazing find. I can only imagine stumbling across this after wandering in the heat of the sun and how refreshing it would be.
If not for you, would have never known this. Thank you for this post
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Your blog is always such a magical treat. Thank you.
These images are mesmerizing, the desert is such a mysterious and beautiful place.
stunning!
Beautiful 🙂
Stunning post, thank you for sharing 🙂
XOXO Julia ❤
On the bottom of the photo by George Steinmetz, it looks, on the left, like the marks of a huge fight, and to the right is the trail of a body that had been drug away!
so beautiful …
This looks so amazing
Stunning shots! Best wishes to you. Aquileana 😀
Wow ❤ !
Like a dream
Fantastyczne!
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So beutiful! What colors!!
Beautiful!
fantastic!