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Wide bare patch of bright orange-red soil with tyre tracks, bordered by dense green pine and broadleaf woodland under an overcast sky.
The Red Desert of Santa Maria: Ancient Paleosols and Weathering Rui Fagundes Silva
Vineyard of bare winter vines on wire rows, split by a bright green grassy strip that runs towards a wooded hill with rust-coloured shrubs and a pale rocky mountain beyond.
Looking for good wine..in " faulted vineyard" Sabina Porfido
Black-and-white view of a steep mountain with a rocky crest, its slopes of bare winter trees dusted with snow, and a small village spread across the snowy foot of the slope.
Faliesi Mountain (955 m s.l.m.) Sabina Porfido
Abandoned hilltop village of crowded stone houses with empty windows and arches, topped by a square stone tower on a steep crag of grey rock, with shrubs and trees on the slope below.
Craco: ghost village in Southern Italy Sabina Porfido
Deep V-shaped gully cut into golden grassy hills, its sides and floor filled with dense green forest that narrows to a neck in the middle like an hourglass, with hazy pink ridges behind.
Stands of Time Trent Marwick
Golden grassland with a deep gully filled with green forest that pinches together halfway down like an hourglass, rows of hazy pink and blue ridges beyond, and a cloudy sky above.
Stands of Time Trent Marwick

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