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20 September 2025
York Steps is in Ottawa, Canada, on September 10, 2025.
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22 June 2025
Two women stand barefoot in a shallow water basin to cool off during hot weather in Stuttgart, Baden-Wuerttemberg, Germany, on June 20, 2025. In the background, other people relax on deck chairs outside Stadtbibliothek am Mailander Platz near the cascading fountain.
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#3590698
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590700
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590702
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590704
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590706
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590708
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590710
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590712
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590714
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590716
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590718
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590720
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590722
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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#3590724
27 December 2018
Arial view of the Gulfoss. The Gullfoss waterfall is seen in the canyon of the Hvita river in central southwest Iceland on December 14, 2018. The geology features a river turning sharply to the right down into a wide curved three-step staircase, plunging into two stages, along with the accumulation of ice. There was 20th century speculation of using Gullfoss to generate electricity, but failed and is now owned and protected by the state of Iceland. Gullfoss is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Iceland, along the Golden Circle on Route 1.
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