Old abandoned mill. Blanchard Springs Arkansas.
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That is Deer Moss it grows mostly on the ground it is very slow growing.
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Built right on the river, you can tell it was once powered with a water wheel. which makes sense in it's day. In my travel in rural Pennsylvania, I came across a couple mill buildings that still had the foundation of the "power" room visible. The water rise/channel to the water wheel were gone in both instances.Old abandoned mill. Blanchard Springs Arkansas.
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The Lagoon Route (Bolive): Front…
… and rear!
… and rear!
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Staying with the international flavor we just got back from traversing the Namib desert in Africa..
Here we re going down a 200 ft. Slip face...
Here we re going down a 200 ft. Slip face...
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Cool little water fall and fairly deep gorge in Nova Scotia. Called ward falls. We wanted to climb into the gorge but figured we better be safe so stayed out. A dslr with wide lens would show this much better than my cell phone did.
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One post said they are Deer Moss. I didnt know what to think when we came across them on a trail.. there was a bunch of it. Looked like the forest floor was carpeted!
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Rainy hour in the driest desert in the world (Amphitheater, Atacama Desert, Chile)
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Near the Morrison Jeep Trail in Northwest Wyoming. This is from a trip I took in September of 2017.
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I love my job, such nice scenery all the time .
