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Colorado National Monument is a spectacular park located on a high desert plateau of western Colorado near the Utah border. There are magnificent views of deep canyons, towering rock formations and abundant wildlife.
These interesting sandstone formations carved by wind and erosion are named the “Coke Ovens” because of their resemblance to the beehive ovens used historically in Europe and the Americas for burning coal to create coke, which was a fuel used to make iron ore.
La Puebla del Río (Sevilla-Andalucía-España)
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Canadian National local train No. 513 passes a mountain lake at Henry House, Alberta, at 8:29 p.m. on July 11, 2014. The Hinton to Jasper (and return) local is powered by vintage pair of aging GMD’s—SD40-2W No. 5246 and SD40u No. 6011 —battle-worn, but still hauling plenty of tonnage on CN’s main line through scenic Jasper National Park.
Amazing scenery throughout this particular hike in Glacier National Park! I wish I had way more than one week for my visit!
Calluna vulgaris (known as common heather, ling, or simply heather)[1] is the sole species in the genus Calluna in the flowering plant family Ericaceae.
Tara Salt Flat is located at an altitude of 4 300 m within Los Flamencos National Reserve, near the border point where Chile, Bolivia, and Argentina meet. Tara is set on the crater of Vilama Volcano and it has a rich ecosystem that houses several flora and fauna species.
An autumn slice of Alaska as seen from the Tok Cutoff highway.
My favorite season. May it last long.
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Scenic Mountain Gazebo beautiful Bradford Pear trees in full bloom at this scenic small park in Saluda NC.
Kasha-Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument in north central New Mexico. A wonderful find on a recent trip to the Southwest. Has the makings of a future National Park.
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A scenic drive enjoying Oregon's beautiful coves, interesting rock formations & sea caves along the coastline from Newport.
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CSX train Y194 heads back toward Rougemere Yard after working customers on the Boat Yard Line in Detroit, MI. In the background is the Detroit Skyline and the Ambassador Bridge to Canada.
This was shot at Portencorss. It is dangerous drop of about 20ft onto the rocks below, and I am surprised there is not even a sign, warning tourists of the hazard. It does make for interesting photography though.
I’d not been to the Lake District as an Adult and tooled up with a camera - took the opportunity whilst heading up to Scotland on a work trip to take a cheeky diversion and head to this oft captured scene at Blea Tarn - found myself on my own in this stunning landscape.
The trees on the left and the sunlight kissing the top of the mountain is pleasing
Last in my oldie landscape posts for a while.
During a business trip to southern Utah (my first visit to the state) I took a day off to explore. Though I didn't get a chance to visit any of the state's five famous national parks, I was hooked by scenes like this.
My son and I had a fantastic time fly fishing in the scenic mountains of Montana. We fished numerous rivers and streams on the trip, from small headwater streams like this to huge rivers and each stop had its own special charm. The trout in these headwater streams are quite small since the streams are very tiny and there's not much food for them to eat in this cold and rather inhospitable climate. The one exception is when you can find a meadow section filled with willow trees where the stream flow levels out for a spell and beavers build dams and lodges to live. These areas are home to more insects and many more trout and you can have great fun if you know how to catch them. It takes a lot of effort to reach an area like this but then it's like living in heaven for a short time here.
Chattanooga, in southern Tennessee, from Lookout Mountain. In the foreground is Garrity's Alabama Battery, a part of Chattanooga National Military Park from the American Civil War. Mid-shot is the meandering Tennessee River, here showing Moccasin Bend, and beyond is downtown Chatt itself.
Known as the Scenic City for obvious reasons, Chattanooga is an industrial and transportation center in Southeast U.S. Besides the river, it has been an important railway hub since the 1850s (hence the 1940s song, "Chattanooga Choo Choo"), and interstate highways connect Chatt with 5 other major cities of the American South.
Culturally vibrant and economically healthy, the Scenic City has seen tumultuous times in the past but is currently thriving. It features many attractions, including Point Park here and nearby Ruby Falls.
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