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This is a view of the water powered Cliff Lift railway situated in Saltburn, Cleveland. This dates back to Victorian times and used to carry the "upper" classes up the cliff from the beach.
This was taken early in the morning hence the nice long shadow of the pier on the beach.
Along with the fascinating architecture and beautiful surroundings, one of the benefits of visiting Gila Cliff Dwellings National Monument is getting to learn more about the site from the park's staff.
They may be the most knowledgeable, friendly, and laid-back rangers that I have encountered at any national park or monument (and they're usually great at every park across the country).
One of the volunteer rangers posed for this shot so that I could provide a sense of scale in my image of the structures built inside Cave 4.
Morsum Cliff is breathtakingly beautiful and one-of-a kind in Europe in terms of its geological structure. Multiple layers of soil that are up to 10 million years old lie next to one another and can be seen clearly. The cliff was designated a conservation area back in 1923 and is thus the oldest conservation area in the state of Schleswig-Holstein.
Sylt, Schleswig-Holstein, Germany
If you look closely, you can see a trail hugging the cliff on the left side, and coming out just enough to get the best shots of the bridge.
We didn't take the trail. The clouds were ominous by this point, and some five minutes later, the sky opened up in huge droplets of rain that came down so hard and fast that they both hurt and immediately soaked you.
I'm sure that trail still felt *really safe* in the rain. ::twitch::
A cliff in Svalbard.
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hatching cliffs for sea birds near arnarstapi, snæfellsnes peninsula, iceland west coast
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This load of grain has just passed through Ashcroft and is headed south(west) alongside the Thompson River.
This was a porch on Jefferson Blvd In Oak Cliff. This was shot that took some thought on composing. Not sure how I would like this. Here is the end result. I like it.
Flaming Cliffs of Bayanzag, where a lot of dinosaur eggs were discovered by Roy Chapman Andrews in 1922.
Les "falaises ardentes" de Bayanzag, où beaucoup d'œufs de dinosaures ont été découverts par Roy Chapman Andrews en 1922.