Shades of Ushuaia - Geo

Shades of Ushuaia A remote Travel & Adventure Blog. Ushuaia means "extremes", derived from a town in the extreme south of Argentina, Tierra del Fuego, close to the Antarctic. We will meet People & Cultures, Fauna & Flora, and Landscapes from extreme points of the Earth... A National Geo of mine of forgotten areas & civilizations... None of the pictures is mine unless I state so. In case of copyright issue to any image, i will delete it after the author shows me the original one. Plz visit my Blogs and choose one FM of your style. Shades of Passion Shades of Impressions Shades of Nature Shades of Pleasure Shades of Scenes of Life Civilizations & Cultures Shades of Travel Shades of a Geisha Shades of Love Maison du Café, Thé et Chocolat Parfums de France Shades of Glamour Shades of Modelling Shades of Art & Fun Shades of Journalism Shades of Movies Shades of Dance

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by Haukur Sigurðsson

Karale, Ammassalik, east Greenland

[scentofushuaia]

Vipers by  Aditya Permana

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[wanderthewood]

Oahu, Hawaii by SubyRex

[wavemotions]

Inner Silence and Noisy Joy

[thegreatrosh]

[ollebosse]

[scentofushuaia]

 Aurora at Hamnoy by Hillebrand Breuker - Hamnoy, Lofoten, Norway

[icly]

[c0nnos]

Darker than Nietzsche’s abyss

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animals

[scentofushuaia]

Muchroom Galaxie by jean-mie

[c-u-l-t-u-r-e-s]

Samburu warrior jumping Kenya by Eric Lafforgue on Flickr.

[scentofushuaia]

PIEDRAS BLANCAS LOOKOUT by Ignacio Palacios - Piedras Blancas lookout and glacier, Argentina

[scentofushuaia]

GRAND PRISMATIC SPRING by Ignacio Palacios - Grand Prismatic Spring, Midway Geyser Basin, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA

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Torres del Paine by Pedro Núñez on Flickr.

Torres del Paine National Park, Patagonia, Chile by Pedro Núñez

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[conflictingheart]

The following is Tianmen Mountainn also known as Heaven’s Gate Mountain located in northwestern Hunan Province, China.

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Volcano of Fire Erupts Under the Stars

(via APOD; Image Credit & Copyright: Diego Rizzo)

First, there was an unusual smell.Then there was a loud bang. But what appeared to the eye was the most amazing of all. While waiting near midnight to see a possible eruption of Volcán de Fuego (Volcano of Fire) in Guatemala last month, a ready camera captured this extraordinary image. Lava is seen running down the side of the volcano, while ash rises up, and glowing magma bubbles explode out of the caldera. Lights near the town of Escuintla can be seen in the background, one of several nearby towns that have witnessed several spectacular eruptions previously. High above, seemingly tranquil by comparison, are familiar stars from the night sky. Although the Volcán de Fuego usually undergoes low-level activity, when the next spectacular eruption will occur is unknown.