Thank you 🙏🏼

Thank you! Great spot

Thanks so much 🙏🏼

Wow really? I’ve hiked it 20-30 times in my lifetime and all I see are salamanders.

I’ve heard the bears there are pretty cool, they won’t really mess with people.

Beautiful. Thank you for my new wallpaper.

It really is, it’s so nice to see too. Nows the time to make a trip and see how green point Sal is now 😊

Well this is still there, even though a major part of it collapsed more than thirty years ago, and it’s far more fragile and precarious than this one. Delicate Arch has been around for thousands of years and will probably continue to be for at least a thousand more.

It is still so goddamn cold. It’s April already!

gundam legs

Wind erosion. If it’s created by water it’s a natural bridge 😊

Great shot of Delicate Arch! I love that hike.

I think you mean Hobbiton?

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Northern Ontario checking in! We are expecting 25-35cm of snow today!

Happy Spring, everyone!

I wish I was dead.

So true, definitely worth seeing in person.

How does this happen? Is it created by wind or water or just birthed out of the earth like this? I must go see it in person.

I give this arch another 10 years before it falls.

I'm speechless

Thanks!

Thr advanced lottery is the way to go. No guessing if you’ll get a permit or not.

You could tell me this was a different planet and I'd believe you.

That's great thank you. Anywhere specific you would recommend?

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YOU TEMPERATE BASTARDS.

It's actually not that bad here. Above freezing most days, but the trails are still melting their way through the snowpack and we got a dusting of snow the other morning that made everything look fresh and winter wonderland-y.

Finally earth porn in this sub.