What a mundane day

David. Not very interesting, but if we all keep low expectations, maybe something cool might show up.

[whanderlost]

ethan

[maureen2musings]

my.little_photo.world

[homeboygirl]

reblog to explode a landlord

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[vintagecamping]

Hiking and camping in Fiordland.

New Zealand

1980

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Reine, Lofoten

Instagram

[space-pics]

Stuck in the middle by europeanspaceagency

[pangeen]

“ Night and river! “ // eberhard grossgasteiger

[la-incertidumbre-deactivated202]

lloracion al óleo

[richherrmann]

Such a joy to witness the first light of the day.  RMNP in Colorado.

https://linktr.ee/rich_herrmann

[lionfloss]

By canvasoul

[climbhighsleeplow]

These roots were made for walking…

Bryce Canyon National Park, Utah

[angry-comics]

my last and probably best drawing of 2022. yee haw

[nmnomad]

Encompassing 2 square miles, El Morro is one of New Mexico’s smallest, and most peculiar, national monuments. The Federal Government established the monument in 1906 to preserve the inscriptions and petroglyphs lining the base of the cliff, as well as the partially excavated Zuni pueblo village of A’ts’ina on top of the mesa. El Morro is an oasis on the arid plains of western New Mexico. A natural water cache at the base of the mesa has formed a deep pool, replenished by snow melt and run off, providing a year-round, reliable source of fresh water in an otherwise parched environment. The pool is on the eastern side of the mesa, with 200-foot stone walls providing shade most of the day.

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