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Flocks of geese, honking and constantly changing formation!
Not a clear picture, they really fly high! Seems as if each one wants to be lead goose!
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Présentation de la Bulac à des étudiants en tibetain de l'Inalco, accompagnés de leur enseignante : dans la salle de la réserve, présentation d'ouvrages concernant le Tibet.
this anticline formation is directly opposite the Cova dels Adells- the ravine in between was washed out by erosion (water).
This is the view from the cova dels Adells-
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Another rock formation. Don't kill me. I'm still in awe of this park's beauty.
The description I read stated something like "Natural Bridge. Rt 8, North Adams. Only natural bridge in North America." So I didn't know what to expect, but was so glad I decided to drive the extra distance north to reach this park.
BAE Systems Hawk T1/T1A
Royal Air Force Aerobatic Team "The Red Arrows"
Royal International Air Tattoo 2012
This formation, known as the Mescalito formation, can be found along the Pine Creek Canyon trail. At it's base, the trail goes both to the left and to the right (the right fork being the more difficult).
Soldiers of the 2nd Battalion, 7th Cavalry Regiment, 1st Cavalry Division stand in formation during A Silver Star presentation ceremony for one of their fellow Soldiers on Mar. 5 at Camp Taji, Iraq. The 1st Cavalry Division is preparing to redeploy to the United States after serving in Operation Iraqi Freedom II.
These rock formations are pretty awesome in my opinion. I'm guessing years of rain and thrashings from the Sea formed them.
Change of Command image re-enacting the Iwo Jima flag raising ensuring the members mirrored the image.
It was great to be able to capture the planning planning behind the image.
Lavezzi Island, not so far from Bonifacio (Corsica, region of France) there is a little island called Lavezzi, reachable with a boat.
It's an amazing place because of the shapes of its rocks: they are rounded and smoothed, as someone had used an emery paper on them.
There were a lot of nice rock formations so it was difficult to chose a pic from the multitude but I think this one gives the idea of what you can find on Lavezzi. Photo by Chiara Licciulli.