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    View on hike in Yosemite NP. by: katystubbs Views[648] View across part of Yosemite NP. by: katystubbs Views[584] Wind turbines in the middle of nowhere in California. by: katystubbs Views[1011] San Francisco's famous Lombard Street. by: katystubbs Views[633] Fruit, veg and refreshment shop in the middle of nowhere on the road to Yosemite NP in California. by: katystubbs Views[767]
     
    View across to waterfalls in Yosemite NP, on the 8 mile hike. by: katystubbs Views[650] UPPER YOSEMITE FALL: A glassy slow-moving river reflects Upper Yosemite Fall. As night falls in the Park, a lunar moon lights the whole valley, becoming more magical than by day. by: scottnolan Views[766] OUTSTANDING TREES: Extraordinarily, trees grow on the side of these granite cliff faces – their roots hold onto the cracks. As the tree and roots grow, the cracks get longer and wider. They may find it harder to survive, but their view would be amazing. by: scottnolan Views[1947] TIS-SA-ACK: Originally named PINE VALLEY: Granite monoliths (including El Capitan and the iconic Half Dome in the distance) stand tall over the valley of pine trees, amongst other species that make up Yosemite Valley. The history in this valley is amazing. From the formation caused by the glacial period, to the Ahwahneechee stories of the mountains and Bridalveil Falls. by: scottnolan Views[898]
     
    A TENYA LAKE WELCOME: Tenya Lake is situated on Tioga Road in Yosemite National Park. There is an eeriness in the movement of the water, in contrast to the stillness of the trees and mountains. A blissful welcome to the Park. by: scottnolan Views[540] Resilient Abundance: Despite threats of overuse, this inland sea continues to provide valuable resources to vast migrations of birds like this undulating flock of Wilson’s Phalaropes. by: henrylydecker Views[1177] Feeding Frenzy: The lake’s high salt content supports billions of alkali flies, providing food for many species of animal, including this Brewer’s Blackbird. by: henrylydecker Views[1441] Saline Swim: The beauty of Mono Lake’s unique geology draws thousands of tourists every year, some of whom enjoy its saline waters. by: henrylydecker Views[2097] Tufa Reflections: Exposed by the declining water level, distinctive tufa towers rise from the clear briny lake. by: henrylydecker Views[991]
     
    All Dried Up: Water diversions in the early 20th century made already arid conditions too hard to bear for some residents, forcing them to abandon their households and the shrinking lake. by: henrylydecker Views[1037] Me moling the Lost at the Sea Sailors Memorial at the Golden Gate Bridge Viewpoint http://www.moletheworld.com/ by: acrossourworld Views[1152] moling the road http://www.moletheworld.com/ by: acrossourworld Views[973] Here comes the Mole ...and I say, it's alright http://www.moletheworld.com/ by: acrossourworld Views[1327] These photos are from DuPont State Forest near Hendersonville, North Carolina, USA. The waterfall is Bridal Veil Falls. You can actually go behind the falls and it was used in the movie The Last of the Mohicans! by: rochellemarquette Views[1372]
     
    This is the valley where Route 93, which cuts the state from North to South, runs through, surrounded by mountains on either side. This lead to the Craters of the Moon National Monument. by: burellix Views[949] After several hours of driving without a satnav and without a mobile signal, we finally reached our destination and the reason for this trip, the Wild Horse Creek Ranch where we stayed for 4 days. This place is heavenly. by: burellix Views[898] After leaving Sunvalley and the last post of civilisation behind us, we entered the wilderness of the Idaho mountains, where no mobile signal or sat nav system can be used. After driving for miles along Trail Creek Road, which is closed during the winter (and not so safe during the summer!), next to a ravine with no guardrail on one side and risk of landslide on the other, this opening suddenly appeared and we felt safe again. by: burellix Views[763] This was my first rodeo experience and I LOVED IT! the energy of the place was sky high and I was full of admiration for these expert riders who not only rode to submission wild horses and bulls, but then built such a symbiosis with the animals that I even thought the horses enjoyed been ridden! by: burellix Views[1460] I took this picture because of the incredible geological formation of this land: steep mountains suddenly rise from the plain and the road literally disappears, swallowed by the mountains. There is no visual of what lies ahead.... by: burellix Views[1177]
     
    A day in Miami by: moomazza Views[1523] Dinner? by: nomad_kiwis Views[1040] Boulder Mall party by: nomad_kiwis Views[1115] Crashed by: nomad_kiwis Views[1014] lunch by: nomad_kiwis Views[1300]
     
    by: nomad_kiwis Views[1002] first public domestic :) by: nomad_kiwis Views[1125] View from the top by: nomad_kiwis Views[1014] On to the Cave of the Winds by: nomad_kiwis Views[1041] by: nomad_kiwis Views[998]
     
    by: nomad_kiwis Views[1757] by: nomad_kiwis Views[929] A new home for Hayley by: nomad_kiwis Views[965] There is a climber at the top of this rock by: nomad_kiwis Views[904] by: nomad_kiwis Views[851]
     
    This close by: nomad_kiwis Views[1079] Yes - a rattlesnake by: nomad_kiwis Views[1186] First thing we met on our walk around the garden? A serpent! by: nomad_kiwis Views[1077] Garden of the Gods Named by two guys - one said it would be a great place to have a beer garden and the other said it was a place fit for the gods. by: nomad_kiwis Views[985] Elaine's home by: nomad_kiwis Views[903]
     
    View of Fort Collins city from the other side of the road. by: nomad_kiwis Views[949] other end of the reservoir by: nomad_kiwis Views[889] Horsetooth Reservoir by: nomad_kiwis Views[918] policeman on a segway by: nomad_kiwis Views[1119] by: nomad_kiwis Views[774]
     
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