30 | Neskowin y su Bosque Fantasma

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30 | Neskowin y su Bosque Fantasma

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Jul 10, 2020

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En la ciudad costera de Neskowin en Oregon, existe un bosque fantasma de 2,000 años de antigüedad que conserva restos de 300 troncos de cedros y abetos enraizados en la playa y en el mar. Este bosque está listo para recibir a los pasajeros del Meridiano Fantasma. ¿Sobrevivirá el acuatizaje nuestro destartalado aeroplano? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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Jul 10, 2020

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Toma tu boleto sin retorno y abordo de El Meridiano Fantasma, el único aeroplano que te llevará a los lugares más inusuales y extraños del planeta, donde nada es lo que parece; y volver, no está en el itinerario.

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30 | Neskowin y su Bosque Fantasma

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