A Head of Dinosaur - Cape Kapchik From Rocky Seashore

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«A Head of Dinosaur - Cape Kapchik From Rocky Seashore»

View from Golitsyn trail at the rocky seashore near Novy Svet (New World) settlement on the Cape Kapchik that resembles a head with long neck of a huge dinosaur drinking water from the Black Sea, in the old times, called the Russian Sea.

Novy Svet (New World) settlement is the well-known resort in Sudak district, the South-eastern part of the Crimean Peninsula, Black Sea, Russian Federation, that boasts its beautiful landscapes, mountains, beaches and factory of sparkling vines established by Prince Lev Golitsyn in 1878.

Photo #162 taken on May 01, 2017

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Date: May 1, 2017 07:53:00 am EDT
File name: ALP-2017-0501-162-Head-of-Dinosaur-Cape-Kapchik-From-Rocky-Seashore-Novy-Svet-Crimea.jpg
Tags: Russia , stones , Crimea , Black Sea , Seascape , Novy Svet , Rocks , Cape Kapchik , New World , Golitsyn Trail , resort , Crimean , landscapes , Dinosaur , sea , seashore

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