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So much to marvel at at Baladjie Rock

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382094) • Rockingham, Australia 3 Nov

I’ve done another collage of some of the interesting formations we saw at Baladjie Rock. Upper left is a cavern-type affair which has been hollowed out by wind and rain I guess. As you can see, it towers over Vince’s head. Upper...

western australia

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200 pounds of sand

DW Davis @DWDavis (25797) • United States 2 Aug 23

One of my mother-in-law's favorite expressions when someone was bothering her, was to tell them to go pound sand. I didn't pound any sand today, but I moved some. I estimate the total to have been about 200 pounds. The photos...

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A Wise Person Doesn't Build Their House Upon the Sand

DW Davis @DWDavis (25797) • United States 19 Mar 23

This condo complex at Fort Fisher was built right of the edge of the high tide line, or at least where the high tide line was several storms ago. Now, you can see the giant sandbags they are using to stop the beach from eroding...

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Sinkhole in Oxford Nova Scotia

Starmaiden @Starmaiden (9308) • Canada 31 Aug 18

What began as an assumed "gopher hole" has become, over the last month, the "Black Hole" of a small Nova Scotia town park. It continues to grow daily and is now over 30 metres/ 100 feet wide. It sucks in trees, picnic tables and...

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The Razorback, Great Ocean Road, Victoria, Australia

Judy Evans @JudyEv (382094) • Rockingham, Australia 16 Jul 18

The Razorback According to the notice in the area, this rock stack along the Great Ocean Road in Victoria, Australia, is called the ‘Razorback’. However I’ve also seen the two stacks called Tom and Eva after the survivors of the...

great ocean road

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My Photography - Beach

CaseyL @CaseyRoss9966 (4056) • United States 19 Aug 16

This is a photo of the little fence that the campground we stay at puts up to stop people from walking on the sand dunes. They have signs posted everywhere telling people to not walk on the dunes but people still do it and it...

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Relationships ........losing ground

sukumar794 @sukumar794 (5040) • Thiruvananthapuram, India 1 Aug 09

The modern world it seems give little importance to personal relationships.The bond of friendship, love,affection and compassion to the fellow beings are fast diminishing to a lower ebb.People are no more concerned about the...

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Why is deforestation such an interesting topic?

coolwater05 @coolwater05 (55) • Philippines 11 May 08

Because deforestation leads to many other environmental issues that can still be stopped before they even occur and it will also help a lot of people be inform about what the current global warning problems we are having. With...

environmental issues

extremely hot and extremely cold temperature

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Niagra Falls

webeishere @webeishere (36313) • United States 16 Mar 07

NIAGRA FALLS! This is a huge tourist attraction in Ontario Canada that I visited as a child. I remember watching TV way back in the 60's seeing men go over these enormous falls in barrels some dying. I've attached a link for...

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is satellite channels causing cultural erosion

bmohan @bmohan (10) • India 4 Mar 07

hiiiiiiiiiiiiii frnds i want to know whether these satellite channels causing cultural erosion or not. if they r causing wat we should do n how can we take good from them n how can we save our culture