This delicately detailed landscape ornately decorates this vast landscape in western South Dakota.
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Photo taken at Badlands National Park, SD
The earth is a mighty force. As you see in this photo the earth was tilted by the process of uplift.
(Death Valley National Park, California)
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Ah, beaches, one our most beloved vacation spots and most popular places to live. But when we think of beaches, ok when I think of beaches I think of white sandy beaches, ocean breezes and flowing waves. So I’ve decided to explore some a-typical beaches. Not all have sandy beaches or beautiful waves and only one has ocean breezes.
This is one of my favorite spots along the Keeweenaw Penisula on Lake Superior, Michigan’s Upper Peninsula.
Apostle Island National Lakeshore, Lake Superior, Wisconsin
Cave Run Lake Beach, Daniel Boone National Forest, Kentucky
While this is a beach I wouldn’t want to swim here, although some people do. The smell is atrocious. Beach at the Great Salt Lake, Utah
When is a beach not a beach? There’s sand and surf but this beach is man-made. Aquatic’s wave pool, Orlando, Florida
Sodus Beach, Lake Ontario, New York
Holland Beach, Lake Michigan, Michigan
Point Huron Beach, Lake Huron, Michigan
Presque Isle Beach, Lake Erie, Pennsylania
Is this a beach? Is this a road? Is this a parking lot? YUP. Daytona beach, Florida, where anything goes (at least before Sandy)…The only entry located on the ocean.
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Amnicon Falls State Park, Wisconsin
City Park, New Orleans, Louisiana
Colonial Acres Beach Bridge, West Yarmouth, Massachusetts
Giant City State Park, Illinois
Lake Martin, Atchafalaya Basin, Louisiana
Natural Bridges National Monument, Utah
Bridge of Little Clifty Falls, Clifty Falls State Park, Indiana
Suspension Bridge, Turkey Run State Park, Indiana
Covered Bridge, Shadyside Park, Indiana
Stony Brook State Park, New York
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I love bridges, love photographing them, but this hasn’t always been true. I spent most of my adult life in fear of them. I would either avoid them or have an anxiety attack if I had to drive over one. During my 2-year road trip I had more than enough opportunities to overcome that fear. Eventually I found myself driving over them, then turning around and driving over it again, then again. It was exciting to have overcome that fear. Needless to say I had to not only cut many photos from this challenge but I’ve decided to create two entries. The First are the bridges we drive over, of concrete and steel. Tomorrow I’ll cover those made of stone and wood.
Dam at Jackson Lake, Grand Teton National Park, Wyoming
Golden Gate Bridge, San Francisco
Jekyll Island Bridge, Georgia
Brooklyn Bridge, New York…New York??? Nope, It’s Las Vegas, Nevada
Tennessee River Bridge, Natchez Trace Parkway, Alabama
Pecos River Bridge, Texas
Seven Mile Bridge, Somewhere In the Florida Keys
This was actually taken a few years before my long road trip, and yes I actually drove the entire 90 miles to Key West and yes I was full of anxiety. But I did it afraid and that’s what matters!
Penobscot Narrows Bridge, Maine
Mississippi River, Vicksburg Mississippi
Yantic Falls Bridge, Connecticut
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