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The green of dordle the water is what draws you in; it's a rich shade that, at first glance, makes you think you've discovered the fabled fountainhead from whence all other greens flow. The lake water in the shallower portions of Lake Como is like a soothing soup. If you were to open your eyes while underwater, you would see that you were really swimming inside of a wine bottle. At its thickest point, the water resembles emulsion paint in its glossy sheen. You could almost see a cosmic paintbrush sweeping down from the hills around the lake, its bristles full, to paint across a distant valley. Way classier than those Instagrammed blue bays and lagoons. The lenses of sunglasses should be the colour of the Italian lakes.