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The crater, which is roughly 3,500 feet in diameter, was formed by a steam explosion that occurred when magma from the volcano interacted with groundwater. The eruption that formed Diamond …
Formation of Diamond Head Read More
Only 100 km from Bucharest, you will encounter one of the most acknowledged destinations for balneal and touristic activities. Since 1953, Slanic Prahova, with its astounding salt mine is a …
Unirea Salt Mine – All You Need to Know Read More
Fingal Cave, a stunning geological formation located on the Isle of Staffa, in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It is known for its hexagonal basalt columns and its cavernous structure …
Uncovering the Many Layers of Staffa Read More
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Breathtaking capture of the Three Root Read More
8 days into a Pacific Northwest road trip, I wake up before the crack of dawn in a rest area outside of Tacoma. Even though the next stop is Seattle, …
Stunning Fall Day Hikes in Mount Rainier National Park Read More
While your Sun is the part of you that everyone sees in the world – your personality, your Moon sign is more hidden as it rules your emotions and your …
Moon sign shows your needs in relationships Read More
This photo isn’t just one of my favourites from Zermatt, it’s up there with my favourite shots I’ve ever taken. Zermatt is a very popular spot in Switzerland in all …
THE BEST VIEW IN ZERMATT, SWITZERLAND Read More
Before we made a home in Canmore, we researched all the best things to do in Canmore, like you! Canmore offers visitors many attractions, great restaurants, and stunning views, especially …
Canmore used to be a beautiful sleepy town Read More
If you love waterfalls, adventure, and secluded trails, THIS is the adventure for you. Cibecue Falls is a one-of-a-kind hike in Arizona. It is expensive and time-consuming, but definitely worth …
Arizona’s Best Kept Secret Read More
Thor’s Hammer, monstrous hoodoos and a Sinking Ship. Bryce Canyon’s red-orange-pink amphitheaters stage a Norse myth 70 million years in the making. Wind, water and time have eroded Bryce Canyon …
Red Rocks, Pink Cliffs, and Endless Vistas Read More