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As one of Europe’s leading family destinations, this Resort exceeds expectations.
Located atop the dramatic red Algarvian cliffs that overlook the Atlantic Ocean, it affords a privileged position, with views spanning the soft sand beaches, elegant pine forests and abundant indigenous flora.
Where man and nature merge.
We are available to answer any question. Please call or e mail to schedule a viewing.
Near Hoyt Lakes, Minnesota. Another photo from last summer's Missabe Railroad Historical Society convention.
Directly above the Ball Inn site is Shining Cliff one of the most prominent limestone outcrops in Middleton Dale, though it's view is hidden by trees from many angles. It shows the depth of the limestone in the area which is why quarrying was so attracted.
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The Cliff Swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonota) is a member of the passerine bird family Hirundinidae — the swallows and martins.
It breeds in North America and Mexico, and is migratory, wintering in western South America from Venezuela southwards to northeast Argentina. This species is a very rare vagrant to western Europe.
This bird averages 13 cm (5 inches) long with a tiny bill. The adult has an iridescent blue back and crown, brown wings and tail, and buff rump. The nape and forehead are white. The underparts are white except for a red face. The tail is square-ended.
Young birds are essentially brown above and whitish below, except for the buff rump and dark face.
The only confusion species is the closely related Cave Swallow, which is richer in colour and has a cinnamon rump and forehead.
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The walk around the rim of Kings Canyon affords exceptional views. The colours at sunset are amazing. Kings Canyon is in Watarrka National Park in central Australia. North East of Uluru.
The PAL Community Fair featuring Deggeller Attractions as the carnival. Since my wife was at work, I decided to go to the carnival.
Arnar Rósenkranz, drummer of icelandic band Cliff Clavin, live at Græni Hatturinn, Akureyri.
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Along with the fascinating architecture and beautiful surroundings, one of the benefits of visiting Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument is getting to learn more about the site from the park's staff.
They may be the most knowledgeable, friendly, and laid-back rangers that I have encountered at any national park or monument (and they're usually great at every park across the country).
One of the volunteer rangers posed for this shot so that I could provide a sense of scale in my image of the structures built inside Cave 4.
Brent, my fellow photographer on the trip, doing his impression of a cliff dweller. He's doing it wrong. Haha
This is at Natural Bridges National Monument, in Southern Utah.
If you look closely, you can see a trail hugging the cliff on the left side, and coming out just enough to get the best shots of the bridge.
We didn't take the trail. The clouds were ominous by this point, and some five minutes later, the sky opened up in huge droplets of rain that came down so hard and fast that they both hurt and immediately soaked you.
I'm sure that trail still felt *really safe* in the rain. ::twitch::