Yellowstone’s Rainbow Hot Spring
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Amazing Photos
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"Crazy clouds that resembled an angry ocean were seen over northeast New Hampshire Sunday. They are known as "asperitas" and form when there's atmospheric turbulence. Thanks to Crystal Lee for sharing this amazing photo."
Bridge over Sol Duc Waterfall in Olympic National Park.
Lombard Street (S.F.) near Leavenworth — the future site of the crooked street Houses, streets, and undeveloped area. Man and child standing in foreground. Angel Island in the distance. (It was finally built in 1922)
Xianren Bridge, China, literally Fairy Bridge, is the world's longest natural arch, with a span of 121.9 ± 4.6 meters
Took this in 2009 coming back to Oregon from Colorado. It's Warner Canyon, and it is simply vast. (click to embiggen)
Brakes don’t fail me now!
That San Francisco feeling!
That San Francisco feeling!
Jöriseen lakes in the Silvretta Alps, Switzerland
On sunny days, the lakes glow an ethereal blue, contrasting with the dark, jagged Silvretta Alps that encircle them. The sunlight is reflected in the water by 'rock flour'—silt-sized rock particles generated from the grinding of bedrock by glaciers.
The Silvretta Alps sit across the Swiss-Austrian border and are themselves surrounded by glaciers in an area known as the 'Blue Silvretta.'
On sunny days, the lakes glow an ethereal blue, contrasting with the dark, jagged Silvretta Alps that encircle them. The sunlight is reflected in the water by 'rock flour'—silt-sized rock particles generated from the grinding of bedrock by glaciers.
The Silvretta Alps sit across the Swiss-Austrian border and are themselves surrounded by glaciers in an area known as the 'Blue Silvretta.'
Richard Lasher was on his way to ride his dirt bike when Mount St. Helens erupted in front of him. He survived. And got to take this iconic photo.
