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The Turrialba volcano lies at 3340 m over the sea level. Therefore most of the times clouds pass

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Clouds moving into the crater

The Turrialba volcano lies at 3340 m over the sea level. Therefore most of the times clouds pass by.

Location: Volcanos, Turrialba, Costa Rica

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