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Cecilia was driving up I-95 on the New Jersey Turnpike when all hell broke loose.

La frase es de un episodio de las aventuras de Jacques Cousteau en la television, recitado por una voz que hablaba en espanol con acento frances. Cuando la escuche por primera vez debo haber tenido yo unos 16 o 17 anos, y se me quedo. Cuando vi esta foto del mar rosado en Punta del Este, me volvio a la memoria.
I stole the title from an episode of Jacques Cousteau's adventures on TV, aired 40 or more years ago. I heard the phrase dubbed into Spanish with a fake French accent and it stuck, probably because it sounded so farfetched then, I didn't know what vermillion was. And when I saw this photo of a pink sea I had taken in Punta del Este, Uruguay, the phrase came back to me. Isn't life strange?

It was drizzling, and the light was great. The spotlights were and the water made that fence shine, a blue tarpaulin was covering something. Alleys have that magic sometimes, I tell you.

A green boa, nice harmless snake,

The Komodo dragon is the largest lizard on Earth, and it truly looks like a living dinosaur. We are lucky to have one in the local zoo.