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KIROKAZE
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if i look back, i am lost

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Pixelscape From Abstract to Wave Guido Iafigliola
Roaming around Senja Island | kpunkka
Vert by (Rob Walwyn)
© All rights reserved by Daniel Metz
Robin Hood Hotel. Newark, April 2017.
The Karakorum
“Finding Pockets of Aspens“ by | Cas Sheridan
Gloria in te Domine by www.russbarnes.co.uk
Bawah | jacob
#FindYourWay to deep canyons and truly wild streams along the Little Jacks Creek Wild and Scenic River in Idaho. Protected in 2009 and surrounded by wilderness in Southern Idaho’s Owyhee Canyonlands, the multi-tiered cliffs and steep grassy slopes of Little Jacks Creek plunge almost 1,000 feet to the streambed, which provides habitat for Redband trout. The Little Jacks Creek canyon is a prime example of high desert fluvial geology; vertical and angular rock lines create a mosaic amid coarse-textured, red, brown, or blackish eroded basalt cliffs, often glazed with yellow to light green micro-flora. Bighorn sheep are a main attraction for visiting hikers, so be sure to keep your eyes open! Little Jacks Creek is one of 209 river segments in 40 states that are part of the Wild and Scenic Rivers System, which has protected 12,754 miles of free-flowing rivers over the last 50 years! Photo by Bureau of Land Management, @mypubliclands
Alaska Living
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Adventure Trail by Pascal Krass - Artwork Pictures
Campos do Jordão, Brazil - by Daniel Adiron
Amazing silver birch. Obviously the trunk completely split in half. But this guy healed itself and the new growth just continued the journey onwards and upwards to create this amazing looking tree.