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Airplane? Duck? Whatever it is this rock is definitely getting ready for take off.

This rock so precariously balancing on top of another in Arches National Park is the size of three school buses. And, sadly, it will fall ...

As we were driving to Bryce on the morning of the last day of the year 2012 our expectations were low. We thought that once we get to the c...

"The rhythmic and cyclic alternating laminae represent periodic changes in the prevailing winds during the Jurassic as huge sand dunes...

Dear Nature, Thank you for being so immensely fascinating and breathtaking. Monika

And now for something completely different: Spider Rock in Canyon de Chelly in Arizona.

My Love has entered a new decade today and it seems that it's off to a good start: no decline in physical capability or appetite has be...

It amazes me that even in San Francisco there are people who choose to drink bottled water, which comes from god-knows-where, instead of dr...

We're going for the weekend to Yosemite Valley to celebrate Anil's X-th birthday, so I thought it would be appropriate to post a ph...

One of the coolest places we've visited during our honeymoon is Great Sand Dunes National Park in Colorado. What makes this place sp...

Beautiful green Drakensberg ("Dragon Mountain") in South Africa.

While traveling in Namibia few years ago, I had a chance to visit a village of the Himba tribe. Amazingly, the Himba have managed to main...

The bubbles at the surface of the Crested Pool are a reminder that the hot springs of Yellowstone National Park despite looking o' so i...