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    Our first hike around Port Moody. by: mirlingabroad Views[424] Viewpoint on our hike. An ultra marathon happens in these hills in October!! by: dinagosse Views[541] Wish that was me! by: bananamariasouthamerica Views[792] View on hike in Yosemite NP. by: katystubbs Views[675] View across part of Yosemite NP. by: katystubbs Views[609]
     
    View across to waterfalls in Yosemite NP, on the 8 mile hike. by: katystubbs Views[675] Me at the highest point in Scrabster, Scotland just outside of Thurso. by: hswin Views[611] Los Riscos, Cartajima by: chiacchierare Views[484] Ruins in Los Riscos, Cartajima by: chiacchierare Views[605] Los Riscos, Cartajima by: chiacchierare Views[1378]
     
    Amelia, Umbria 2 by: chiacchierare Views[972] These mountains were formed during a volcanic eruption about 10 000 years ago. The ryolite stone taints the mountains red, and the minerals emerging from the hot-springs colored the ground yellow,red and green. The diverse geology of the mountains drove me into a spectacular flow of colours and a dramatic surnatural fairy landscape, where you can feel Earth alive. With these photographs, i wanted to capture my ambiguous feeling this landscape turn me into. Indeed, even if it is an unliveable place, desertic and far from civilization, life is here latent and organic. Keeping in my mind the Tales and Saga of the past in this land of Spirits and Outlaws, i'd like my photographs to offer a meditative contemplation, and build the backgrounds of an imaginary scene. by: guillaumefandel Views[1200] This area of the Highlands is one of the best unspoiled gems, it's one of the most active geothermal areas in Iceland, where you can see splashing mud puddles, vents through which the earth breath angrily, hot springs, rivulets, fog, steams.. What strikes me the most is also this fascinating vitality and captivating vibe that appeals to 5 senses ( even smell with sulfuric steams) . by: guillaumefandel Views[940] The mountain used to have a small glacier, now melted away. This glacier was very popular for summer skiing. In year 2000, all the ski lifts were disassambled due to climate change and the glaciers' retreat. It is pretty common to see, and even cross, snowdrifts in this area; because of rude and tough weather condition in center of Iceland, snowing during august may always happen. by: guillaumefandel Views[963] These 4 pictures have been taken in Kerlingarfjöll which is a mountain range in the middle of the Icelandic Highlands, reach by Road 35 (S-W of the Hofsjökull glacier) only 3 or 4 month per year. ''Fjöll' means mountains and 'Kerling' means old lady ( in a sense of 'witch'). The name of the area, inspired by ancient folk tales, come from a 25m high volcanic tuff stone pillar. It is said that an old troll lady was caught out by the sunrise and therefore turned to stone. The area was hardly ever visited before the past century both because it was very remote, but also because it was thought to be the homeland of trolls and the only people that would venture there were thieves and outlaws. by: guillaumefandel Views[1255]
     
    As a summer well spent draws to an end, so does my journey in Yellowstone National Park. I had not experienced the beauty of Mother Nature by myself but with friends, whom we hiked, worked, and enjoyed this adventure together. 100 miles is not the end, but a small step towards bigger beginnings. by: terence1991 Views[670] 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[1401] The Three Sisters from Elephant View by: jorgearmand Views[492] A hiker pauses to take in the scenery on his ascent of Mt. St. Helens. http://teresameier.com All Rights Reserved by: meier7 Views[491] Crazy waterfall hike in Hawaii by: michaelj Views[1612]
     
    mAchu pIcchu by: juvprondz Views[1147] Hanging out at the hut, Overland Track, Tasmania by: skitobe Views[3402] Naustahvilft, or Troll's Seat. About 300 meters above Isafjordur, the biggest town in the Westfjords. It was really hot and sunny. Still, there's lots of snow on the ground. by: mredovan Views[2390] Mountain Lake at Acquacalda by: alpinea Views[3241] Flowers of June by: alpinea Views[1681]
     
    Hiking through fields of flowers in Acquacalda by: alpinea Views[2288] River rushing/Rock Climbing above Olivone by: alpinea Views[1923] View from above Campra by: alpinea Views[1113] On our way for a hike in the lofoten. by: allwelcome Views[969] Australian customs would be proud to know how well scrubbed those boots were after walking through the mud flats. by: crustyadventures Views[1032]
     
    The short version: walking out from Awaroa Bay, Abel Tasman National Park one morning. The Long Version: ask me over a l-o-n-g drink one day ... by: crustyadventures Views[1213] Watching the community start their day at sunrise on top of the mountain. by: crustyadventures Views[1107] by: crustyadventures Views[927] by: crustyadventures Views[859]  

     

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