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(Salamandra atra atra) We found this individuals in the forests, lower down in the Alps. I wasn't surprised to see them under the damp logs and among the moss there. It was later on in the hike, in meadows scattered with cows, at high elevation where even in summer there was remnant snow; that their presence seemed incredible!
Hello Yarn Alpine Romney (Fiber Club July '09) - very roughly 300g of 2ply. Knitted up into a longer, bigger version of Gay Schiff's Sassymetrical.
An Alpine skier in White River National Forest, Colorado, goes over a small jump. Photo by John McMillen.
December's Full Moon phase occurred near perigee, the closest point in its orbit around our fair planet. Big and bright, the fully illuminated lunar disk sets over rugged mountains in this early morningscape from Turin, Italy. Captured just before sunrise on the opposite horizon, scattered sunlight near the edge of Earth's shadow provides the beautiful reddish glow of the alpine peaks. Hills in the foreground are still in shadow. But the scattered sunlight just illuminates the dome and towers of Turin's historic Basilica of Superga on a hilltop near the lower right in the telephoto frame. via NASA ift.tt/2BGwGG3
Alpine PDX 2.150 digital amplifier from my car audio system. Pretty looking which it should be for the amount of pretty pennies it cost!
Beautiful walkways and bridge.
Visit this location at Alpine Meadow - Common Land within the CDS in Second Life
Snow gums often look dead from a distance, but their bases are often flourishing. They reminded me a bit of the bristlecone pines.
Alpine Knit Scarf with Double Rose Leaf Center Pattern and Diamond Border by Jane Sowerby
pattern: Victorian Lace Today
needle: 2.75mm
yarn: KnitPicks Shadow in Forest Heather. 2.25 skeins
modification: instead of 37 leaf pattern repeats, I knitted 41 leaf pattern repeats
The Cristallo mountains guard the northern approaches to the alpine village of Cortina d'Ampezzo in the heart of the Dolomites in northern Italy.
Alpine Trachymene Trachymene humilis, Falls Creek, Victoria. It's a small prostrate perennial found in damp herbfields above the snowline.
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