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L'Anjou Inherited From Its Slate Quarries Bodies of Water of an Intense Blue-Green: What Forbids to Approach the Edge of It Is neither the Color nor the Rock

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The ancient slate quarries of Trelazé, at the gates of Angers, have left room for pools of a fascinating blue-green. But under this picturesque beauty hides a mortal danger: vertical walls, icy water and thermal shocks that threaten anyone who dares to venture there. More
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L'Anjou Inherited From Its Slate Quarries Bodies of Water of an Intense Blue-Green: What Forbids to Approach the Edge of It Is neither the Color nor the Rock

The ancient slate quarries of Trelazé, at the gates of Angers, have left room for pools of a fascinating blue-green. But under this picturesque beauty hides a mortal danger: vertical walls, icy water and thermal shocks that threaten anyone who dares to venture there. More

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SciencePost broke the news on Wednesday, September 9, 2026.
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