I remember the first time I saw glacier melt in a lake...it's so unreal. I don't know where this is however, nor who the photographer was.
Chimney Rock, Standing Rock and Ship Rock
Standing Rock, on Western Side of the Road Between the Colorado Border and Ship Rock on Hwy 491, New Mexico
I'm awestruck by the remains of these ancient volcanoes in the southwest USA. They are the opposite of "small things" aren't they!
Sharing with Tom's Tuesday's Treasures
The glacier pic reminds me of Lake Louise, but it isn't. Love the volcanic plugs. I saw hints of colour on our emerging tulips this morning.
ReplyDeleteSo glad your tulips are coming out. I keep finding more pictures of southwestern US monuments, and know I've seen some of them. I hope to see more.
DeleteStunning pictures. I particularly like the advice for the day. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, yes to wi-fi, chocolate etc!
Delete...Barbara, we all are surrounded by treasures!
ReplyDeleteThat's true, there are so many things that are awesome!
DeleteBeautiful photos, all of them!
ReplyDeleteThanks. I am enjoying posting more positive images.
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ReplyDeleteLove the lake and glacier photo. The views of the rocks are amazing. Take care, enjoy your day!
Nature continues to offer such fantastic images for us to enjoy!
DeleteThat region is so culturally rich, even the names of rocks are significant.
ReplyDeleteThe stories of creation by the various tribes of Native Americans are so wonderful to learn. They have just as much importance as Adam and Eve...and are just as logical.
DeleteGorgeous peony. And those are some impressive rocks!
ReplyDeleteYour header makes it look like summer! I am ready for some consistently warm weather. Cheeris
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