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         		 The road to Monument Valley is filled with surprises : by jorgearmand, Views[447]
         		 The Three Sisters from Elephant View: by jorgearmand, Views[500]
         		 The vivid red color comes from iron oxide exposed in the weathered siltstone.: by jorgearmand, Views[853]
     
    The locals in Arizona can be friendly. But beware, the immigration laws in Arizona are very radical and give power to its residents. I took this photo from my hip.: by jorgearmand, Views[615]
         		 The most exciting part about Monument Valley is getting there. Make sure to watch the gas meter, there are long stretches without civilization. : by jorgearmand, Views[582]
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         		 View from the caboose on the White Pass and Yukon Route train, traveling from Skagway, Alaska to Whitehorse, Yukon. As the train crosses over, I can look down into the deep gulches going up the pass.: by pdolan1, Views[937]
         		 Situated within the 17-million acre Tongass National Forest in Sitka, Alaska is this small hiding place. One can climb inside to get out of the rain while visiting the temperate rain forest.: by pdolan1, Views[1032]
         		 Along the Gold Creek trail in Juneau, Alaska, I found this hidden pond to rest by, after having lunch at a Salmon Bake.: by pdolan1, Views[421]
         		 While exploring the sleepy town of Haines, Alaska, I came across this abandoned canoe on the front porch of what used to be a house for enlisted men stationed at Fort William H. Seward.: by pdolan1, Views[450]
     
    Beside the Seward Highway, between Anchorage, Alaska and Kenai, one can still see remnants from the 1964 tsunami after the 9.2 Alaskan Earthquake. The once washed away landscape is now coming back and taking over everything that once stood.: by pdolan1, Views[1546]
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