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Cliff Palace is the largest cliff dwelling in North America. The structure built by the Ancestral Puebloans is located in Mesa Verde National Park in their former homeland region. The cliff dwelling and park are in the southwestern corner of Colorado, in the Southwestern United States.
From a high point at the "Cliffs" in the Keweenaw Peninsula of Michigan. The unplowed Cliff drive cuts through the forest on the left.
From my week long writing retreat / snowshoe extravaganza visit to the Keweenaw, February 2022.
Wentworth Falls, Blue Mountains, NSW, Australia.
720nm infrared converted Olympus OMD EM5.
75-300mm Olympus lens.
View On Black Sleeping Bear Dunes overlooking Lake Michigan. That's about a 200m drop down to the shoreline.
Miyagawa-bay is a small creek in the south end of the Miura peninsula.
In Miyagawa-bay, there are a fishing port and yacht harbor and there are rocks and reefs called "Senjoujiki".
宮川湾は、三浦半島の南端にある小さな入り江です。
宮川湾には、漁港とヨットハーバーがあります。
そして、千畳敷という岩礁や岩場があります。
宮川湾岩礁の道
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Lots of these lovely flowers along the cliff edges at the Mendocino Coast Botanical Garden in Fort Bragg, California. They're native plants, I think - certainly not ice plant - but I don't know what they are.
Cape of Good Hope Cape Point Cape Peninsula National Park Atlantic Ocean and False Bay South Africa 5 January 1999
Sir Cliff Richard and The Shadows performs live on stage at the O2 Arena on September 28, 2009 in London, England. (Photo by Simone Joyner/Getty Images)
Cliffs of Mother, in Liscannor, Ireland. This photo has been edited to create the sepia-like effect.
Many years ago Cliff worked on the Apache Software Foundation. On a business trip while contemplating the impact of Martin Luther King Cliff decided to change direction and focus in his life.
Cliff formed a non-profit (www.literacybridge.org/) and decided to tackle poverty in Northern Ghana were millions live well below the poverty line on less than a $1 a day. Cliff created a Talking Book (when your poor you are often illiterate) that allowed him to reach villagers with messages designed to improve lives with farming techniques and save lives with basic health procedures.
Years later he has partnered with UNICEF and is impacting 1000s of lives. Farmers increase yields and win national Ghana farmer recognition awards and families spend 6 hours a week listening to messages on the Talking Book.
You should consider donating to his great cause.
These magnificently exposed layers of rock reveal the world’s most complete fossil record of life in the “Coal Age” when lush forests covered Joggins and much of the world's tropics, 300 million years ago.
The swamp forests produced massive quantities of organic matter that, over millions of years, created the coal deposits for which this period of history is named.
Embedded in 15 kilometres of accessible coastal cliffs, rare fossils reveal details of life in the “Coal Age”.
Cliff Swallow (Petrochelidon pyrrhonata).
Hagerman National Wildlife Refuge.
Grayson County, Texas. 30 April 2017.
Nikon D7200. AF-S Nikkor ED 500mm f4 D.
f4 @ 1/6400 sec. ISO 640.
Pulau Langkawi is filled with interesting limestone caves housing many bat populations. I asked a local skipper to spend a morning showing me around the bat caves on the small islets and inner coves of a complex mangrove swamp. This particular cave at the end of a secluded beach had a tiny spider bat population--funny thing is, they really did look like giant spiders! Not surprisingly, the photo that I shot of the bats inside the cave didn't come out well.
Langkawi, Malaysia, 2004