50 nuances de sel Où l'on découvre un lac aux allures de dalmatien.

💧💊 Un #lac tacheté ? Une #pharmacie naturelle ? Pour les #Okanagans qui vivent près du #SpottedLake, le point d'eau aurait le pouvoir de guérir plusieurs maladies spécifiques... Et ils se battent pour sa préservation !

Spotted Lake, definitely something you don't see everyday!

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We're looking down at the surface of the lake from the edge of the nearby highway. It's autumn, so the water level is low, and round-ish "spots", lower places on the lakebed, are separated by areas of white salts. Reflected in the water is gold and orange autumn foliage from the hills around the lake. It's a saline or alkali lake of the type that forms in a basin where water can flow in but not out; over centuries salts accumulate (Mg, Ca, Na, Ti, Ag).

Spotted Lake, Kłlil’xᵂ in the Nsyilxcən language, near Osoyoos, British Columbia, Canada, a sacred place to Okanaga Sylix people.
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This image captured from high on Mount Kobau, in southern British Columbia, is of a sacred place "Spotted Lake" , known as Lake Khiluk in the Nsyilcan language. This well known saline endorheic alkali lake contains mineral deposits that appear as spots on the lake. Minerals I the water become more concentrated as the lake water evaporates with summer heat and display colourful spots on the lake. This image shows the lake surrounded by golden grasslands, accented by coniferous trees that are set against a backdrop of rocky hills and a peek-a-boo view of the town of Osoyoos, BC far down below.

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Spotted Lake, British Columbia A unique natural treasure, the Spotted Lake, a saline endorheic lake, is located in the Similkameen Valley in the Canadian province of British Columbia.

How gorgeous. “During summer when the water of the lake evaporates, the mineral deposits remain behind in the form of colored spots on the lake bed. The mud & waters of the lake are used for therapeutic healing by the natives of the region.” #Okanagan #BritishColumbia #SpottedLake