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Alpine Coaches city sightseeing ECW Leyland Olympian D244FYM is seen on Llandudno sea front, 7th September
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Alpine Haus along old Route 66 in St. Robert, Missouri. Photography by Notley Hawkins. Taken with a Canon EOS R5 camera with a Canon RF24-70mm F2.8 L IS USM lens at ƒ/8.0 with a 1/80-second exposure at ISO 50. Processed with Adobe Lightroom Classic.
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Stelle alpine giganti ( diam 7 cm) fotografate in un piccolo giardino di Genzana di Pontechianale.
Giants edelweiss (diameter 7 cm) photographed in a small garden in Genzana Pontechianale.
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RENAULT ALPINE A110 Berlinette 1300S - RETRO PASSION 2018 - Chevigny St Sauveur (COTE D'OR)
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After some trekking in snow shoes we managed to find the wild Brumbies and get some nice action shots of them in the snow. As we got closer the snow shoes were dumped due to noise which allowed us to get closer to our subject. A nice day in the Australian Alpine region known to us Aussies as The Snowy Mountains.
I camped above Henson Creek, about 5 miles east of Engineer Pass, in the San Juan Mountains of Colorado. The Alpine Loop is a 65 mile dirt road (4 wheel drive, high clearance) that goes over Engineer Pass and Cinnamon Pass through memorable mountain scenery.
The forest is predominantly Engelmann spruce with smaller components of white fir and subalpine fir.
Pian dell’Alpe in the heart of the Orsiera Rocciavrè Natural Park, Piedmont.
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Photographed while hiking Sunday River Whitecap, a somewhat remote peak in northwestern Maine. It is a very long hike via the Grafton Loop Trail, but many hikers choose to get to the summit via an "unofficial" route that includes an unpaved logging road, a bootleg trail, and finally the Grafton Loop Trail, for a total round trip distance of about 6.5 miles and about 2100' of climbing.
Much of the plant life in the "alpine zone" has adapted to cold temperatures and high winds by growing low to the ground. Some of the vegetation that retains its leaves year round has also evolved a waxy coating on the leaves, to help prevent desiccation. That waxy coating causes a lot of reflections, which I tried to minimize in this shot by using a circular polarizing filter.
Old Speck, the fifth highest peak in Maine at 4,170', can be seen on the upper right.
Both Old Speck and Sunday River Whitecap (3,335') are in the Mahoosuc Range. The Mahoosuc Range is a northern extension of the White Mountains, and straddles the border between New Hampshire and Maine. Substantial parts of the range are publicly owned as parts of the National Park Service Appalachian Trail corridor and Grafton Notch State Park in Maine. The range is a subrange of the Appalachian Mountains.
Dear Mom and Dad,
Yes, it looks safe to go ahead and disconnect the internet and the cell phones and enjoy your cruise in Alaska! We'll be thinking of you, dining and dancing and enjoying the beautiful scenery. Can't wait to see the pictures and hear the stories.
I love you both very much! Happy travels,
Kat
LA: Poa alpina
EN: Alpine meadow-grass
DE: Alpen-Rispengras
HU: Havasi perje
A very interesting grass. The seeds germinate while still connected to the mother plant, and fall off only later, having a head-start, they need in the short alpine summer.
The viviparous plant is endemic to subalpine, alpine regions of Europe, West-Asia and America.
Baumgartenschneid, 1.448 m,
near Tegernsee, Germany.
A new butterfly for me. An intense colour, with a beautiful underside. This was on an animal dropping
alpine zone transitions & rime ice along the ridge of Mt Mansfield, Vermont
looking south towards Camel's Hump
Composition of the Swiss alpine night sky - created entirely in Photoshop CS5 & based on one of my night time Matterhorn pictures from August 2010.
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