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If you love to travel and have a love of nature - this section is for you. These are places to go, things to see and experience for all nature lovers. Enjoy!
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When you dive beyond 200 metres (656 feet), you enter the depths of the seafloor, an expansive world that leads to the abyssal plains, at depths of 3,000 to 6,000 metres (up to 19,685 feet). But it doesn’t stop there; the Mariana Trench drops to a staggering 11,000 metres (36,089 feet). These areas, isolated in darkness and high pressure, hold unique life and key insight into Earth’s geological and biological evolution.
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As cute as they get...an arctic fox on the tundra in Nunavut during a polar bear tour a few years ago.
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After enduring surgeries and being confined to bed for two years, TMAC member Jenn Smith Nelson set out for the Peruvian Amazon in an effort to reconnect with herself.
See what she discovered in the wild: www.vacaynetwork.com/how-nature-nurtures-in-the-amazon/
#TMACtravel #TMACmember #NatureHeals #AmazonRainforest #ReconnectWithNature #AdventureAwaits
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The largest sandcastle in the world
Factory Butte, a sandstone hill resembling a cathedral, towers over the Caineville badlands, near Capitol Reef, Utah. U.S.A 🇺🇸
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Fingal's Cave is an astonishing geological formation located on the island of Staffa in the Inner Hebrides of Scotland. It is renowned for its hexagonal basalt columns and cavernous structure that resembles a natural cathedral.
The upper part of the image shows the external facade of the cave with columns rising like pillars along the cliff face. The lower part reveals the interior of the cave, where the columns create an effect akin to a cathedral with an arched ceiling and walls of angular stones. The light entering the cave highlights the majesty and grandeur of this natural structure.
Fingal's Cave is often associated with Celtic legends and myths and has inspired numerous artists, writers, and musicians, including composer Felix Mendelssohn who wrote the "Hebrides Overture" after visiting the cave. Its unique acoustics and mystical ambiance continue to draw visitors from around the globe.
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