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  1. Looking down into the Red Rock Secret Wilderness in the Coconino National Forest. Sedone lies on the other side of Capitol Butte in the distance.

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        July 02, 2010
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  2. 1st attempt at Gigapan, south on Oak and rush

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        May 17, 2009
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  3. You see very few people enjoying the sun and sand in this panorama of Oak Bluff's Town Beach by the ferryboat landing in Oak Bluffs, Massachusetts. From Seaview Avenue with its pretty multicolored Victorian B&B's to the foamy waves of Nantucket Sound, there was a delightful expanse of open sand and sedges. The comm...

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  4. Looking down into Red Rock Secret Wilderness. The city of Sedona lies on the far side of Capitol Butte in the distance. Smoke from the Shultz Fire obscures the distant horizon.

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  5. Halpatiokee (Seminole for “Alligator Water”) was purchased with funds from the Lands For You bond referendum and Florida Communities Trust. The 65 acre active park is surrounded by 470 acres of wetland preserve area. This image of a live oak covered with Spanish moss was taken at the edge of one of the preserve ...

  6. Image taken at Jonathan Dickinson State Park located in Martin County, Florida. This is an open canopied forest of widely scattered slash pines with an understory of saw palmettos and grasses. Also seen are turkey oaks.

  7. View from the Plumas National Forest Sign - between Jarbo Gap and Pulga Bridge on California State Route 70. The area in this photo has had frequent wildfires. The 'Poe' and '70' Fires burned most of the right-hand side of the river in 2001. The 2008 'Butte Lightning Complex' fires reburned most of the area above the ...

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  8. An 80 image panorama showing some of the cabbage palms, live oaks, and other plants which populate this habitat.

  9. Along the road that takes you to Red Rock Crossing in front of Cathedral Rock are two viewpoints that provide a great perspective on the red rocks south of the center of Sedona. Here the soil is the same color as the deepest rust color of the rock formations.

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  10. Nikon D60 9 autostitched images on farm in rural Alabama community in West Central Alabama Oak Hill alabama

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