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Aussie Emu in the snow this weekend!
It even let me pat it
It even let me pat it
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Despite the haze from the fires in the area, the views from Blue Slide Lookout Tower and Divide Ridge in the Washington Cascade Mountains are fantastic and work the drive.
Coral Snake, Seminole State Forest. “Red touches yellow your a dead fellow”
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Natures Bridge, Glenburgh Station, Gascoyne Region, Western Australia (Note - a Station in Australia is similar to a Ranch in the US but bigger 
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Karl
15 minutes before sunset and the light made the rocks this vivid colour!
Sunrise (looking west away from the sun).
Our camp through Nature's Bridge.
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15 minutes before sunset and the light made the rocks this vivid colour!
Sunrise (looking west away from the sun).
Our camp through Nature's Bridge.
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Kennedy Ranges, Gascoyne Region Western Australia.
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Mooka Springs at sunset.
Looking east from the top of the Kennedy Ranges at sunset.
White Stacks, Kennedy Ranges.
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Mooka Springs at sunset.
Looking east from the top of the Kennedy Ranges at sunset.
White Stacks, Kennedy Ranges.
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A rather large bat was buzzing our campsite.
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Don’t tell the Texans on here that your ranches are bigger, they think everything is bigger in Texas ;)Natures Bridge, Glenburgh Station, Gascoyne Region, Western Australia (Note - a Station in Australia is similar to a Ranch in the US but bigger
Karl
15 minutes before sunset and the light made the rocks this vivid colour!
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Sunrise (looking west away from the sun).
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Our camp through Nature's Bridge.
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There was a Cattle Station in the Northern Territory called 'Victoria River Downs' which once larger than Texas in total size, but the owners sold some of it off and now it is a little bit smaller than Texas
Karl
Annapurna Dhakshin, 23,655 feet. Himalayas. Nepal. (Shot from the north at Kalopani)
This is another fave. Atacama Desert, northern Chile, 14,000 feet.
Okay, one more. Volcan Pacayo, Guatemala. We were entirely too close for this image. Two day walk, early morning summit climb, and a few lava bombs too close. Fun shot though. I can still smell this one.
Okay, okay. One more. :) Pumalin National Park, Patagonia, Chile.
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Beautiful Northern Ontario. Love the early morning fog. Especially when it gives way to utter beauty!!
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Wow.......Mt Vesuvius X 2. Imagine living in the valley, under not just 1, but 2 active volcanoes.
Sadly, this is very true. This photo was taken in November of 2017 as I recall. In June of 2018 the volcano in the distance let loose killing several hundred people.
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Bats flying in front of our campsite overlooking Alamogordo, NM.
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Bald Mountain, Shaver Lake area a few weeks before it started burning.
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