Granite lumps.
Valdemanco (and a full moon)
Bruce's
winter at its best
One way back down to the village!
El Pico de La Miel.
Chamonix - Mont Blanc
Above a sea of fog. (please view large)
HFF everybody!
H. A. N. W. E. everybody! Convento Monasterio de S…
Through the autumnal trees
Cancho de La Bola - home to vultures.
broom
Climbers at the crux.
Sierra de La Cabrera and the Glasgow Kiss!
Monieux. Gorges de la Nesque (84) 28 mars 2012.
Jouvenseaux : un bel tetto in pietra
A view that typifies La Sierra de La Cabrera.
Winter (auf dem Hochtannbergpass)
Sierra Nevada (Granada)
El Cancho de La Bola, home of vultures
Granite and low cloud
Vorarlberg, Österreich
Distant glimpse to Aldeia da Pena.
Ronda
River Affric at Athnamulloch - Glen Affric
Point de Zinal
Alpenglühen
A view to south.
A view to northwest.
Schilfvorhang mit Chiemgaupanorama
Besso
HFF
...meine neuen Gardinen
An odd granite rock
Seamer Beacon and Hagworm Hill - Seamer Moor
Buttermere
HFF everyone!
Lessinia
The Bear
A look at the Valtellina mountains
A look at the mountains of Lecco
Cancho Largo and vultures
Bosque de La Hererría and San Lorenzo de El Escori…
Im Arzmoos
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" Amazing Nature - Einmalige Natur - La nature unique - La natura unica "
" Amazing Nature - Einmalige Natur - La nature unique - La natura unica "
Piękno mojej Ojczyzny, piękno mojego miasta - The beauty of my homeland, the beauty of my city
Piękno mojej Ojczyzny, piękno mojego miasta - The beauty of my homeland, the beauty of my city
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Mein Land - My country - Mon pays - Mio paese - Meu país
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Desert View
From the Painted Hills about 20 miles north of Reno, Nevada, looking southeasterly. The far end of this broad valley is called Mullen Pass, where Nevada State Route 445 is running between Sparks, NV (part of the greater Reno area, off the photo to the right about 15 miles) and Pyramid Lake (peeking out from behind the low range in the middle distance). Pyramid Lake is landlocked, its level being set by a balance between inflow (mostly from the Truckee River draining out of the Sierra Nevada in California) and evaporation. Its level has dropped greatly since the arrival of Euro-Americans due to upstream diversions. The lake is completely contained within the eponymous Paiute Reservation, and recreational activities (fishing, boating, etc.) require a permit from the tribe.
The scruffy pale gray-green shrubs in the immediate foreground are sagebrush (Artemisia spp., probably A. tridentata). The scrubby trees are juniper, probably Utah juniper (Juniperus osteosperma).
The scruffy pale gray-green shrubs in the immediate foreground are sagebrush (Artemisia spp., probably A. tridentata). The scrubby trees are juniper, probably Utah juniper (Juniperus osteosperma).
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