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I really like the striated grain in this Teepee. It almost looks like somebody else liked it and took a piece home with them from the right side, but I am sure it is a natural pattern.
The colorful badlands known as the Teepees rise from the desert floor in Petrified Forest National Park, creating one of the most unique landscapes in the Painted Desert. These cone-shaped formations are composed of layers of clay, ash, and sediment that have been shaped by millions of years of erosion.
Bands of red, lavender, gray, and white tell a geological story dating back over 200 million years, when this region was part of a vast floodplain during the Late Triassic period. Wind, rain, and time have carved these soft layers into the striking formations seen today.
Photographed in the Teepee area of Petrified Forest National Park, this scene captures the quiet beauty and ancient history of the desert landscape under a dramatic Southwestern sky.
Eakins Oval, Philadelphia
While his brother Fuzzy prefers to stick to the canopy, Teepee has started chasing after squirrels and is generally the more active of the two fledglings.
And God took a handful of southerly wind, blew his breath over it and created the horse. ~Bedouin Legend~
(My friends baby)
Reaching for the Sky and waiting for the warm spring winds again. This photo was taken west of Calgary last month .
A wood waste burner, also known as a teepee burner in the United States and a beehive burner in Canada, is a conical steel structure used to dispose of waste wood in logging yards and sawdust from sawmills by incineration. The burners are prohibited from operation in Oregon due to air pollution. The majority of wood waste is now recycled and used as a component in various forest products, such as pellet fuel, particle board and mulch. This one is located along OR 126 near Mapleton, Oregon.
I've had this idea for a while. And though theory is not the same as reality, I think the fixes for the design are doable! :)
Miniature reed and algae-mat structures created by a flood.
Flooding raised the water levels, raising floating algae mats above the plants. When the water eventually receded, it left the mats draped over the stalks and the weight of the wet mats bent them. Eventually, the algae mats dried and shrank, pulling the stalks still closer together, resulting in the "teepees".
Early light in southwest Texas. Tourist accommodations in Terlingua, just west of the entrance to Big Bend National Park. Texas.
From my 2015 road trip from Colorado to California. I've probably posted some of these previously, but trying to clean out and delete my old photo files
A slightly out of focus and textured beach tepee. Semingly found on all the beaches I have been wandering along. This one is found on Sumner Beach. Sumner Beach was where my Grandma lived for her last years and we spent a few holidays climbing Cave Rock and watching the ships go by.
Obviously building beach driftwood tepees is an enjoyable pastime! HMMM
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New Brighton. New Zealand.
New Brighton Beach is a popular spot for most recreational activities, especially during summer. There is a camping ground in the area, and the beach has excellent facilities, so numbers tend to swell in and around the beach area in the summer months. The safest conditions are in surf under 1 metre, however users should be aware of the conditions as change can happen quickly at this beach due to the exposed nature of the coastline. The Christchurch Pier is located towards the southern end of the beach. Lifeguards patrol the beach during the summer weekends, and during the week in the school holiday period
St. Johann city forest on the Schwarzenberg near Saarbrücken
Saarland, Germany 01.11.2024
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Stadtwald St. Johann auf dem Schwarzenberg bei Saarbrücken
Saarland, Deutschland 01.11.2024
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I have read some horrible reviews of this place. I did stop and paid $2 to go into the gift shop. I figured if I bought something they would take it off the amount. I didn't buy anything. The owners weren't very welcoming, verging on rudeness. After reading other reviews, I got off lucky
For my granddaughter's 9th birthday, I made a doll's teepee for her new Native American doll . . . but look who made the first appearance!
Family Day at Fort William Historical Park
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The fledgling red-tailed hawk enjoys chasing squirrels in the playground across the park from his nest.
Tende indiane in un parco vicino all'Atlantico. E' l'unica testimonianza (finta) degli antichi abitanti del Canada. Diversamente alla costa occidentale (Vancouver e zona) dove sono presenti totem originali ed altri reperti, sia nell'Ontario che nel Quebec è come se i nativi non siano mai esistiti. Se ne trova qualche piccola traccia unicamente nei musei.
A bamboo teepee in a new kitchen garden section of the Adelaide Botanic Gardens. You can see the partially built bamboo yurt in the background.
A very attractive lighting of the tents on the lawn of the Museum of History, complementing the Christmas lights all around.
Taken from the Highway - Last leg of our Canada trip as we arrive in Calgary this evening. This Teepee was built for the 88 Olympics in Calgary and moved to Medicine Hat after the Olympics see link
for the story
From the resort’s website:
Located at the doorstep of Capitol Reef National Park, Capitol Reef Resort offers an abundance of lodging options sure to satisfy. From guestrooms and luxury cabins to Conestoga wagons and teepees; guests will find a unique and comfortable destination, along with fine amenities, to recharge for your next adventure.