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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!
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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Great Big Nature took to the Mojave Desert recently, looking for anything that crawls, flys or grows! Here's one of several hikes our own Brian Keating and his wife Dee explored, yielding some remarkable spring flowers as a result of recent rains. Place: Painted Canyon Ladder Trail, 10km loop trip, straddling the San Andreas Fault!
Connect with Nature!
Photos / Video: Brian and Dee Keating.
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The "Symphony of Stones" is a natural structure located in the basin of the Azat River, in the Garni Gorge in Armenia. the structure consists of huge symmetrical columns - hexagonal and pentagonal - of basalt (almost 50 meters high). these rocks formed under high-pressure conditions due to the cooling and crystallization of basaltic lava.
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