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Cliff Palace is one of the largest of the cliff dwellings in Mesa Verde National Park. This summer the Cliff Palace Loop road was closed for reconstruction and therefore so was Cliff Palace. Cliff Canyon had several dwellings in this area.
Another view of North Clear Creek Falls not far from Creede in Colorado. The creek has carved a small canyon over the millenia and the falls probably were higher before the canyon was cut. This creek drains into the Rio Grande closer to Creede and like the Rio Grande, the water flow was up this year because of above normal snow in the nearby mountains last winter. The walls of the canyon are volcanic welded tuff (hot ash deposits fused into rock) from numerous large explosive eruptions in the area around 25 to 30 million years ago.
Award-winning, off-shore and parallel-to-coast Sea Cliff Bridge forms part of the Grand Pacific Drive. It was opened in 2005, at a cost of A$52 million.
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The lighthouse warns ships of these dangerous cliffs. On the left, out to sea, can be seen the Trinity House warning bouy whose bell continually rings out warning of danger.
Walkers below must be aware of the tide times, the Bristol Channel has the second highest tidal range in the world.
The RÃo Colca at Canco, a crossing accessible by a torturous descent of 2000m on winding gravel tracks from Huambo or Andagua on opposite flanks of the gorge. The total relief including adjacent peaks is nearly 4000m.
The day we decided to go visit Etretat was really foggy. At first we wondered if we were going to see the cliffs at all. In the end, the fog cleared up a bit and what remained added to the view.
Eagle Cliff Falls is a real gem. There is very little foot traffic so I had the falls pretty much to myself for a photoshoot. It is located in Montour Falls, NY. See more at RandyRobertsPhotograpy.com
Having seen fantastic shots of Gannets and other sea birds at Bempton cliffs RSPB reserve from a number of you Flickerati I decided it was time to visit myself.
Great cliff scenery.
Great seabird sights.
Amazing sounds.
What a smell.
Its a good thing technical wizards have not added smellovision to cameras and computers!
- www.kevin-palmer.com - Golden sunlight illuminates the eastern cliff face of Spear Peak. The snow-covered avalanche chute was only visible from a specific spot on the edge of Lake Geneva.