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The Devils Marbles is a large field of boulders in the central Australian desert of the Northern Territory. There is an overnight camping area and it is wonderful to experience sunset and sunrise amongst the huge stones. The site is known as Karlu Karlu to the land's Aboriginal traditional owners.
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cafe at Devil's Bridge, Wales, part of an adjoining caravan site- lovely atmosphere (particularly the rain beating down on the roof!) and very, very, very nice cake!
October 2012
A Tasmanian devil at the Adelaide Zoo in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
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After visiting my husband today, I thought I'd better stock the cupboards as we're supposed to get 12-14 inches of snow tomorrow and Thursday. I saw this cute little devil at the grocery store and thought he might make a fun photo for today's challenge.
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Our Daily Challenge: 7 Deadly Sins
the roar of the water is overwhelming
Looking right across La Garganta del Diablo (Devil's Throat) from the Argentina side
The Brulle River winds through Judge CR Magney State Park, a short drive north of Grand Marais, MN. The centerpiece of the park is Devil's Kettle, a fork in the Brulle. The waterfalls reenters the Brulle on the Northern fork and a (legend has it bottomless) sinkhole on the Southern. The Brulle was a river on steroids during our 2007. The spots we used to climb around the top of the falls in years past were now under water.
Devil's Bridge Station on the Vale of Rheidol Railway in September 2007. Although not discernible in this photo, the loco is number 9, Prince of Wales.
Devil's Elbow, Missouri. My last stop today before a flat tire led me to the dreaded "Wal-Mart on a Sunday Experience"
Science fiction author John Scalzi as a/the devil. Image altered by, well, John Scalzi. The man likes doing stuff like this.
Located between Gold Hill and Silver City, the Devil's Gate was a large narrow reef of metamorphic rock that served as the main landmark for travelers arriving at the Comstock Lode, giving
"a forcible impression of the unhallowed character of the place," J. Ross Browne - 1860.
In 1850 John Orr and Nickolas Kelly discovered a gold nugget near this spot, launching the first wave of miners to the area. During the Paiute War it held a small fort with fake cannons.
Silver City, Nevada
If the devil wears pajama's, i'm fairly certain they'd be red. He's ready to jump out of them, too.
(Sold.) (And all i remember is that they took it from the 2006 fall Coyote festival. That weekend was kind of a blur...)
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