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Bow Fiddle Rock is a natural sea arch near Portknockie on the north-eastern coast of Scotland. It is so called because it resembles the tip of a fiddle bow. It is composed of Quartzite, a metamorphic rock which was originally quartz sandstone.
A wonderful and very enjoyable evening spent down at Black Rock Bay in Cornwall watching the Sunset. I manged to capture this image of the Sun just before it dipped behind the famous Black Rock.
Such endearing little birds. A walk up the Otira Valley Track is well worth it, especially when rewarded with a sighting of this nationally endangered bird. The endemic Rock Wren remains above the bush line throughout its life and is the only truly alpine bird in New Zealand.
A southbound (likely train 109) rolls across the bridge at Stuart, FL with an ex-UP leader. December 2007.
After visiting the Škocjan Caves we continued our walking along the Big Collapse Doline and visited smaller caves. The path winds under the natural bridge to the Little Collapse Doline (Mala dolina). Across the bridge you can enter the Mahorčič and Marinič Cave, which lie below the village Škocjan, after which the entire cave system got its name. Here you can see our path :)
Škocjan Caves is a cave system located in Slovenia. It's an underground phenomenon in the Karst region and Slovenia. The explored length of the caves is 6,200 meters. The caves have formed in a 300-meter-thick layer of Cretaceous and Paleocene limestone. Along with the underground stream of the Reka River, it forms one of the longest karst underground wetlands in Europe. The protected area of 413 ha conserves an exceptional limestone cave system which comprises one of the world's largest known underground river canyons. Škocjan Caves was included on UNESCO’s list of natural and cultural World Heritage Sites in 1986. The trail for visitors is about 3 km long. The route inside the cave runs along the narrow walkway, which is situated on a vertical rock and ends with a bridge suspended at a height of about 50 m above the river. After leaving the caves, you can also visit nearby viewpoints on the sinkholes, walk along the Big Collapse Doline (Velika dolina), which is one of the largest collapse dolines in Slovenia and the Reka River valley, as well as smaller caves located nearby.
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Po wyjściu z Jaskiń Szkocjańskich kontynuowaliśmy nasz spacer szlakiem wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska, odwiedzając po drodze mniejsze jaskinie. Ścieżka prowadzi pod naturalnym mostem do Małego Zapadliska (Mala dolina). Przez most można jeszcze wejść do Jaskiń Mahorčič i Marinič, które znajdują się poniżej wsi Škocjan, od której cały system jaskiń wziął swoją nazwę. Na zdjęciu ścieżka, którą szliśmy :)
Jaskinie Szkocjańskie – zespół jaskiń krasowych w Słowenii. Sumaryczna długość jaskiń wynosi ok. 6,2 km. Jaskinie charakteryzują się dużą wysokością komór i korytarzy oraz płynącą przez nie podziemną rzeką o nazwie Reka, która wyżłobiła w skałach największy w Europie podziemny kanion. Jaskinie Szkocjańskie znajdują się pod ochroną jako park krajobrazowy oraz obszar ochrony biosfery. Zostały częściowo udostępnione do zwiedzania i stanowią jedną z najciekawszych atrakcji turystycznych Słowenii. W roku 1986 Jaskinie Szkocjańskie zostały wpisane na listę światowego dziedzictwa kulturalnego i przyrodniczego UNESCO. Szlak dla zwiedzających ma długość ok. 3 km. Trasa wewnątrz jaskini biegnie wąskim chodnikiem poprowadzonym na pionowej skale i kończy się przejściem przez most zawieszony na wysokości ok. 50m nad rzeką. Po wyjściu z jaskiń można jeszcze odwiedzić pobliskie punkty widokowe na zapadliska krasowe, przejść wzdłuż Wielkiego Zapadliska (Velika dolina), które jest jednym z największych zapadlisk w Słowenii i dolinę rzeki Reka oraz znajdujące się obok mniejsze jaskinie.
I have become quite fond of The Rock since living in Castle Rock this past year. I confess I am terrible with directions and have the worst time learning new places. It takes me forever to learn new routes and memorize a new city. We live very close to The Rock, within walking distance and whenever I would get lost or misplaced while driving I could look up and see it and at least always know my way home. I'm pretty familiar with the town now but still enjoy seeing The Rock from pretty much any vantage point! I love going down to these train tracks on warm days. I've recently gained some inspiration from a great train photographer here on Flickr - Curt at Trains & Trails. He has an awesome variety of trains and it's made me interested in getting closer to the ones around me. His page is definitely worth looking through. If you look in the far distance the train is coming 'round the bend. I get nervous when a train is coming at me so I moved pretty quick after this shot :-D Hope you are all having an amazing week so far!!
Snowy Egret - Saint Augustine, Florida U.S.A. - SUNRISE
Vilano Beach - Atlantic Ocean - First Light - 7/5/22
Choppy Sea - Sunrise drama at the Inlet - Summer 2022
4th of July Holiday - Northern Florida - Treasure Coast
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*[Atlantic Ocean - shorebird - ocean-inlet - home on the jetty]
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Along the scenic drive in the Capitol Reef National Park, don't pass up the stop at the Slick Rock Divide. One gets great views along the winding once-underwater reef in this now high desert, ambling over this terrain as you wish. This is from Spring, 2023.
Sunset glows on Cathedral Rock casting a beautiful reflection in a small pool of water in a depression on the slice rock.
Former Rock Island E6 630 and E8 652 were looking pretty as they posed in Oelwein under pretty nifty lighting.
Rock On.
Rock Kestrels are fast flying birds of open country and are famous for attaining high speeds as they dive from high altitudes to knock birds out of the air. They feed mainly on small mammals, birds, insects and reptiles.
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Low altitude aerial view of one of the many rock stacks at Port Campbell Nat. Park, Vic., One of the 12 apostles.
The constant surf undercuts their base, they fall over on occasion.
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Habe ich euch schon erzählt, dass ich im Sommer in Ungarn bei einer KISS Tribute Show war?
Viele Tribute-Bands ahmen das Original detailgetreu nach, einschließlich Make-up, Kostümen und spektakulärer Bühnenshow.
Authentische Tribute-Shows, wie die der "KISS Forever Band" aus Ungarn, umfassen Pyro-Effekte, Blutspucken und die typische Bühnenkleidung.
Have I told you that I went to a KISS tribute show in Hungary this summer?
Many tribute bands meticulously recreate the original, including makeup, costumes, and a spectacular stage show.
Authentic tribute shows, like the one by the "KISS Forever Band" from Hungary, include pyrotechnics, blood spitting, and the band's signature stage attire.
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Ardmucknish Bay - Scotland
Rock Pipit · Anthus petrosus
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On the beach at Tidal River in the Wilson's Promontory National Park one is drawn to the knob-like rock formation on the horizon. These rocks were once a land bridge that linked Tasmania with the Australian mainland before the end of the last ice age.
Rock stack exposed at low tide. I've always tried to photograph this stack with a wide angle lens, which seemed the natural choice to me. This one was with a 50mm and I quite liked the different perspective, maybe I'll try it with a tele lens next.....
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I had a great time exploring South of Morro Bay today. On the way back, I stopped off at the state park and walked around the boardwalk. I got to see an osprey and grebe fishing and this amazing view. I took in a few different views, and I liked this one the best. My legs aren't happy with me right now, but I had a great time walking around shooting pictures today.
Dinas Rock Waterfall, Brecon Beacons. This is my first venture out with the camera since lockdown was eased in Wales earlier this month. We arrived here quite early, and on return to the landrover, were amazed at the volume of people at the car park in a spot that is usually fairly quiet! But, it was lovely to be out again.