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Through Your Lens: 10 Rainbows From Around The World To Bring A Smile To Your Week
The WorldPost’s “Through Your Lens” series brings you mesmerizing photos taken by social media users in different countries around the world every week.
Rainbows have long evoked a sense of mystery and wonder in popular culture. An Irish legend holds that the rainbow’s end is where leprechauns hide their pot of gold. In Armenian mythology, it is considered the belt of the god Tir. The rainbow has also been the symbol of hope and social change — both the LGBT movement and post-apartheid democratic South Africa use rainbow flags.
And, after seeing these gorgeous photos, we can see why. From Switzerland to Myanmar to Costa Rica, anyone and everyone can enjoy nature’s gift of color, no matter what climate or hemisphere they may be in.
Nafplio, Greece
Maligne Lake, Jasper, Alberta, Canada
Mittelberg, Austria
Mansfield, Victoria, Australia
St. Moritz, Switzerland
Yangon, Myanmar
Moteverde, Costa Rica
Njivice, Montenegro
Russia
Belfast, Ireland
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