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Like most of the National Parks that I have visited in the US, Zion is incredibly accessible. We parked our car and took one of the regular hop-on-hop-off shuttle buses (complete with commentary) that run up and down Zion Canyon Scenic Drive.
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The Cliffs are probably one of the most photographed spots in Ireland .. So I thought I should add one to my stream as well :)
The shot was taken a couple of years ago during a holiday in the West.
This really nice rainbow seemed to fit this cliff quite well. Looking towards Coigach across Gruinard bay.
Wester Ross, NW Scotland.
cliff barnett's 21st, a 'come as a favourite comedy' character event, colonel light hotel, adelaide, south australia
When I got as close to the drop off as I dared, this is what I saw. I had no idea these cliffs existed; then I looked right and they exploded into my sight. You get no hint when going down the trail to the lighthouse.
Cliff Maloney speaking with supporters of U.S. Senator Rand Paul at a stop on his "The Iowa 10,000!" tour at the Olmsted Center at Drake University in Des Moines, Iowa.
Please attribute to Gage Skidmore if used elsewhere.
Flickristi 4th meeting @ Mtahleb.
Any comments on how I could have enhanced this photo in post processing apart from taking an HDR, would be greatly appreciated
The West Branch of the Eagle River -- which at this point is just a swamp with a bit of a current -- near where it crosses the old road to the Cliff Mine in the Copper Country of Michigan.
The Cliff Mine was founded more than 150 years ago, to extract huge, pure masses of copper from the cliff face here. If the trees were cut down, many old foundations, a few shafts, and an old cemetery would be visible.
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