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There must be many remote waterfalls on the island of Tanna that don't have easy access. One day I'd like to visit as many as I can - there's nothing quite like a gushing torrent of fresh water in a tropical country! This one was 30 minutes walk from Louniel Village where we were staying.
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Done for Me Again Monday
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Poznan, Poland
This is the kind of fall that I love...crisp, chilly, colorful....and knee deep leaves to kick around! Well, not really knee depp, but you know what I mean. :)
Digging through my older work, I stumbled on this,...one that I forgot to post!
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Hiking Deep in Acadia National Park - Hiking in Maine is amazing - it is SO quiet - hardly any people - no other noises such as cars, airplanes, etc.
Owens Valley Radio Observatory, Big Pine, CA. I’ve photographed this location a few times. I’m always fascinated by these telescopes, their size and array arrangements.
Cologne Cathedral , Germany.
There were so many stories from the windows,
With deep inspirations,
With spiritual colours.
德國科隆大教堂.
Dead Horse Point, Utah
We are looking down from Dead Horse Point upon a gooseneck of the Colorado River while storm clouds pass by in the distance.
We're also looking at roughly 100 million years of geological history. The sandstone at the edge of the Colorado River was laid down during the Pennsylvanian period, perhaps 275 million years ago, while the Navajo sandstone capping the Island in the Sky area in the distance to our right was deposited during the Jurassic period about 175 million years ago. Subsequent sedimentary deposits have been eroded away during the uplift of the Colorado Plateau.
Explored June 18, 2014