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    Some flying about in a Tiger Moth for the Van-Tastic QLD lads, Hamish & Adam by: ambassador Views[1245]     

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    AUSTRALIA | Thu, 11 Feb 2010 | By vantastic_sa | Views [1106] | Video

    Roadtrip Australia: Van-Tastic Adventures South Australia On their roadtrip through South Australia with Van-Tastic Adventures, Victoria and Trent take a helicopter ride along the coast and go for an amazing tiger moth flight....after Trent washes ... Read more >

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    Just across Magellan's Strait lies the Pali Aike volcanic area, a reminder of the impressive natural forces which have shaped the local landscape. While millenia of erosion has left only remnants of volcanic activity behind in this particular site, with the Andes mountains nearby it's a poignant reminder of how small incremental changes, as simple as erosion from rain can, over timescales of such length to be unrecognisable to humans, reduce thousands of metres of mountains to the landscapes seen in this image.: by askdsn, Views[1277]
    Just across Magellan's Strait lies the Pali Aike volcanic area, a reminder of the impressive natural forces which have shaped the local landscape. While millenia of erosion has left only remnants of volcanic activity behind in this particular site, with the Andes mountains nearby it's a poignant reminder of how small incremental changes, as simple as erosion from rain can, over timescales of such length to be unrecognisable to humans, reduce thousands of metres of mountains to the landscapes seen in this image.

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