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a closer look at the remains of the old Longfellow Mine (circa 1880's).
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On my virtual journey through the image archive I came across another photo of Crystal Lake that I want to show you. It is a small reservoir on the San Juan Skyway, also known as the Million Dollar Highway, with the reflection of the snow-capped Red Mountain in the morning light.
Auf meiner virtuellen Reise durch das Bildarchiv bin ich auf ein weiteres Foto des Crystal Lake gestossen, das ich euch zeigen möchte. Es handelt sich dabei um einen kleinen Stausee am San Juan Skyway, auch Million Dollar Highway genannt, mit der Spiegelung des schneebedeckten Red Mountain im Morgenlicht.
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a view of the abandoned Longfellow gold mine located at 11,000 ft. in the Red Mountains.
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At 9 am, the sky had partly cleared up and the sun had melted most of the fresh snow covering the red mountains bordering Laguna Lejia's northwestern shores.
The highest red mountains are Cerro Lámpara (in the center, 5198 m) and Cerro Corona (behind it to the left, 5291 m).
Laguna LejÃa (Bleach Lagoon) is a salt lake in the Atacama desert.
It is located in the Chilean Altiplano of the Antofagasta Region,
100 km (62 mi) south-east of San Pedro de Atacama,
at an altitude of 4325 m (14,200 ft).
It is shallow and has no outlet, currently covering an area of
nearly 2 km² (0.77 sq mi) with an average depth of 1.2 m (4 ft).
#308 in Explore on Apr 22, 2023.
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a view of Red Mountain peaks from 11,000 ft near the top of Cork Screw Gulch, one of our favorite jeep trails in Colorado.
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The lingering sunset colors the clouds above the Red Mountains in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. Mount Sheridan rises to 10,286 feet (3135 m) which is the highest point in the range. This photo was taken from the Pelican Creek Bridge and looks across the north end of Yellowstone Lake. It was a beautiful, calm late October evening. There was almost no traffic as most Park roads would close for the season in 2 days. This allowed me to take photos while walking across the recently built causeway that spans Pelican Creek and surrounding wetlands just east of Fishing Bridge.
Today more rains from the CA storms. Winds created an updraft in the falls. Falls happen after a heavy rain or long rain. It's magical since they are only temporary.
Behind the glass~ Macro Mondays. Refraction of the red Mountain View and rotated to read correctly. Glass 2/3 full of wine. Glass was hand blown in Sundance Utah arts.
youtu.be/M9eIsajZ604. How hand blown glass is created here at Sundance, Utah Art Studio
Red Mountain as seen from the mining ghost town of Atolia, California.
Atolia was founded in 1906 and flourished until WWI as the world's largest producer of tungsten.
Waited here about 30 minutes until there was some interesting light and got lucky for a couple of minutes where the sun was just shining on the mountain.