Colorado's Gore Range north-east of Vail has to be one of the more iconic ranges in Colorado. Here the late, low sun fires up the changing aspens. Breath taking to behold!

Gore Range, Colorado as viewed from Ute Pass.

Goring.

Somewhere on a mountain pass in Bhutan.

The elusive Himalayan goral (Naemorhedus goral) is a bovid species native to the Himalayas. Antelope-like in apparance they are usually found on higher rocky elevations. It is listed as Near Threatened on the IUCN Red List.

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Lee Bigstopper

Gore Glen, Gorebridge

Similar image to the Gore Range shot, but slightly different vantage point and done with iPhone 14 ProMax. Just for comparison's sake.

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Thought that a long exposure and mono would reflect the mood at Gore Bay today. No rain, so that was a bonus as shortly hereafter we set out for our Manuka Bay walk.

I got pretty close to the log to try and draw the eye in to that lovely detail and then on to the sky.

Incoming tide at Goring on Sea

Part of the Gore Range in Colorado as seen from Ute Pass on a very windy day.

The Rio Grande Zephyr tiptoes along a narrow shelf as it exits Gore Canyon and proceeds to Azure.

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Navigating the confines of Little Gore Canyon, the westbound Rocky Mountaineer finds a pocket of sun as they exit the west portal of Tunnel 39. These canyons become difficult to shoot during the winter months, and I was lucky to find a patch of sun big enough to frame the train.

Gore Range, Colorado. Clearing after a storm.

Gore Glen Waterfall, Midlothian

The Sandman departs Gore for Winchester, Virginia with a cut of sand cars.

Taken at Goring-on-Thames, Oxfordshire.

The boats moor up here to wait for the locks to open.

A Winchester & Western crew builds their train at Gore, VA on a beautiful spring morning. The locomotive at far right is actually resting "inside" the Gore engine house, which had recently collapsed due to an extreme weather event. The remains of the collapsed portion can be seen at left.