Perfect fall morning at a pond north of Warren, New Hampshire.
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Pemigewasset River south of Plymouth, New Hampshire.
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Here are a couple from Monterey and Prewitt Ridge.
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Shoe Creek in Virginia
Peters Mill Run, George Washington National Forest
Peters Mill Run, George Washington National Forest
Just off of Alabama Hills a couple of weeks ago.
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Leadplant flowers. Lapham Peak State Park, Wisconsin.
The main road to Alabama Hills was closed due to snow, however the base of it did not have snow at the time. We diverted just south of Alabama Hills on Tuttle Creek Road to a campsite, that’s where that pic came from. This pic was taken on March 16th.
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Pale purple coneflowers. Glacial Park, Illinois.
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Sometimes you don't have to leave the house to see nature.
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Musterground Mountain at Lake Jocassee in SC.
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I wish I could remember what town that is in the distance, but I can't. Eastern Colorado.
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Just a tip that, hopefully, proves useful:I wish I could remember what town that is in the distance, but I can't. Eastern Colorado.
If you still have the original photo (eg. not a version uploaded to a website like Overland Bound, Instagram, etc) you may be able to extract the geo coordinates from the photo's EXIF data, depending on certain factors like what type of camera you used, do you have EXIF data on/off, etc. If you can get that, its as easy as dumping them into Google Maps.
