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The lowering level of a water reservoir leaves marks in the shoreline. (Drive to Idaho City DSC_2720.jpg)
Grand Prismatic Spring, Midway Geyser Basin, Yellowstone.
Explored # 247 on April 22, 2020. Thank you, everyone, for the favorites and the kind comments!
Springtime photo from Cranberry Ridge Overlook on the Blue Ridge Parkway in the Great Smoky Mountains of North Carolina.
3-exposure tonemapped HDR image
Isle of Skye, Scotland
"The Ridge"
Voici une image de Novembre dernier. Toujours sur l'isle de Skye et ses incroyables pics rocheux.
Ridge Walker. Chasing the setting sun, scurrying over another damn sand dune after another, I told myself, “well you’ve come this far, so what’s one more dune to tackle?” As luck would have it, this ridge presented itself with nice contrasts with a mere 10 minutes of sun rays left before day’s end. Stubbornness pays off once in a while.
A view of the James River from the pedestrian walkway/Canal Locks Trail under the Harry Flood Byrd Memorial Bridge on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Took on the challenge to ride up to Hurricane Ridge, in the Olympic National Park. 19 miles of continuous ascending with 12% grades at times.
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- Algonquin Park, Ontario, Canada -
We walked a number of trails during our visit to Algonquin Park - the 'Centennial Ridges Trail' was the most difficult and longest of them all but it proved to be the most rewarding. After a long climb we broke out of the dense Autumn forest onto a ridge and this was the view that greeted us.
The view from Bruach na Frithe looking along the Black Cuillin Ridge. I always think of "Mordor" from the Lord of the Rings when I look at this.
“There is no such sense of solitude as that which we experience upon the silent and vast elevations of great mountains. Lifted high above the level of human sounds and habitations, among the wild expanses and colossal features of Nature, we are thrilled in our loneliness with a strange fear and elation – an ascent above the reach of life's expectations or companionship, and the tremblings of a wild and undefined misgivings.”
― Joseph Sheridan Le Fanu
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This shot was taken at Jemez Mountains area (New Mexico, US).
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"In climbing / ridges offer support / by following / their course. // A long time taken / to arrive at understanding / wrinkles the timepath / of my senses."
"Bij het klimmen / zorgen riggels voor steun / bij het volgen / van hun verloop.
Een lange tijd / om te komen tot begrip / rimpelt het tijdpad / van m'n zinnen."
Mixed-media, cloth, resin, wood, paint, sand, gravel.
(33x24x2.5 cm, www.meurtant.exto.org)
Sometimes you get lucky and get a great pic without any planning or traveling. That's the Peaks of Otter in the distance.
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After I had spent some time at Mogshade Pond, I headed down through Bolderwood to find some areas that might still be foggy.
Thankfully at Vinney Ridge, next to the A35, the area was still quite foggy and the sun hadn't yet risen above the trees.
Vinney Ridge Enclosure, The New Forest, Hampshire
Nikon D750 / Nikon 70-200@85mm / f/16 / 4 exposures merged in Lightroom CC
This ridge virtually leads to nowhere, as very rare people climb it. I went here just to see the main summit from a different perspective and with the summit of Stol/Hochstuhl in the background.
A massive natural formation dwarfs the passing landscape along the Sea-to-Sky Highway on a cold winter's day.
Norfolk Southern shooter 217 crosses diagonal, and sometimes dangerous Ridge and Grant in Gary, Indiana. Nickel Plate Hi-Speed Service lives on in 2022. Well...sort of.
© 2013 Alan Mackenzie.
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Kingston Ridge and the Sussex countryside is looking pallid, following a long winter, which has lasted until early April. The overnight temperature dipped to -3.6°C at Shoreham Airport and -5°C inland. Last year, this location was lush and green. Next week looks more promising, with maximum temperatures nearer the seasonal average of 12°C.
Looking towards the 5 Sisters of Kintail ridge while returning from the summit of Sàileag under threatening skies.
Spent 4 hours hiking this 7.2 miles trail with 2,153 ft elevation gain. The view is certainly worth the challenge.