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Reader Photos: Rainbow over San José, Costa Rica

Costa Rica is beautiful, and we love when readers share their photos with us. Send some our way: alejandro@ticotimes.net

Reader Marc Durso e-mailed The Tico Times some of the most memorable photos he has taken in Costa Rica.

The feature photo shows a rainbow spotted from an apartment complex in Calle Blancos, San José, while the below photo shows the iconic crater of Irazú Volcano.

Courtesy Marc Durso.

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