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Berries in a crystal vase. Close-up. Berries in a crystal vase. Close-up.

Fold mountain

Soil forest

Outdoors Magic Altar

Outdoors Magic Altar

One snail seat in a brown branch

Two snails seat in a green branch

Soil forest

Yeliu Geopark

Soil forest

Dried root tree

Old dried root at the bottom of artificial lake Vogršček in Slovenia. Old dried root at the bottom of artificial lake Vogršček in Slovenia.

Many snails seat in a green branch. Many snails seat in a green branch

Panoramic view of idyllic mountain valley, Bovec, Slovenian Alps

Panoramic view of idyllic mountain valley, Bovec, Slovenian Alps

Yuanmou soil forest

Yuanmou soil forest

Outdoors Magic Altar

Outdoors Magic Altar

A snail seat in a green branch

Soil forest

70 Realistic buttons ready to use

70 Realistic buttons on white background. 70 Realistic buttons on white background

Soil forest

Berries in a crystal vase. Close-up. Berries in a crystal vase. Close-up.

Soil forest

Caka Salt Lake, which has a mining history for more than 3000 years. Visitors can look around Salt Lake, but also see the mechanized salt mining operations.This is a world of salt, and we can smell the flavor of salt on board, ground, and even in air.

Soil forest

Red Rock Canyon, Nevada

The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is located just a few miles west of Las Vegas and encompasses 197,000 acres within the Mojave Desert. Red Rock is an area of world wide geologic interest and beauty. The most significant geologic feature of Red Rock Canyon is the Keystone Thrust Fault. A thrust fault is a fracture in the earth's crust where one rock plate is thrust horizontally over another. About 65 million years ago, it is believed that two of the earth's crustal plates collided with such force that part of one plate was shoved up and over younger sandstones. This thrust contact is clearly defined by the sharp contrast between the grey limestones and the red sandstones. The Keystone Thrust Fault extends from the Cottonwoood Fault (along the Pahrump Highway) 13 miles northward to the vicinity of La Madre Mountain, where it is obscured by more complex faulting. The Red Rock Canyon National Conservation Area is located just a few miles west of Las Vegas and encompasses 197,000 acres within the Mojave Desert. Red Rock is an area of world wide geologic interest and beauty. The most significant geologic feature of Red Rock Canyon is the Keystone Thrust Fault. A thrust fault is a fracture in the earth's crust where one rock plate is thrust horizontally over another. About 65 million years ago, it is believed that two of the earth's crustal plates collided with such force that part of one plate was shoved up and over younger sandstones. This thrust contact is clearly defined by the sharp contrast between the grey limestones and the red sandstones. The Keystone Thrust Fault extends from the Cottonwoood Fault (along the Pahrump Highway) 13 miles northward to the vicinity of La Madre Mountain, where it is obscured by more complex faulting.

Soil forest

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