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Sunset over the Chamonix Aiguilles from Lac des Cheserys
autumn by giubbottorosso
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The Nature at Teufelsschlucht - Eifel , Germany by Birgit Franik
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So, after several months of struggles and 3 hospitalizations I am finally on the road to normaldom; at least by CF definitions. I will not go into details but being free from IV's and oxygen tubes brings a euphoria I never expected.
CF is hard. Walking a mile was usually something I could do in my sleep. Now it’s a struggle to get half that far.
I know the feeling! Same here!
Lost In A Fairy Tale, by DylanFox
After a bitterly cold sleep in the tent, I woke to see Mount Field National Park had become engulfed in thick fog. I quickly grabbed my gear and headed towards the falls. I first photographed Russell Falls before making my way up to Horseshoe Falls. This photograph of Horseshoe Falls captured some stunning conditions. The fog was just starting to lift and allowing some warm morning light to filter in. In the top right it was creating sun beams that were the icing on the cake for what was a stunning morning spent in such a spectacular location. Tasmania really is such a beautiful place
frosty morning by Vladimir Trenin