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I grew up near the literal foot of a mountain and I’ve spent many hours of my life walking through and exploring the various woodlands surrounding it.
I have always really loved that particular slice of nature.
If you enjoy being in the woods as much as I do you’re sure to love the very short, but visually stunning video I’m featuring today. [Read more…]
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Some of the most beautiful sights in nature are highlighted by the existence of water in some form. Our Creator gave us an awesome gift by placing us on a “wet planet”.
Whether it’s a small mountain waterfall, a rushing river or a pristine alpine lake, if there’s water there’s probably beauty as well.
The fantastic short video below offers just a few examples of just how beautiful water in nature can be. [Read more…]
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The American Southwest is something of a contradiction…
The nearly-barren and extremely arid landscapes that make up much of Arizona and Utah can be unforgiving to both humans and wildlife.
However, those same areas offer some of the most breathtakingly beautiful scenery on our planet.
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As you probably know, most of the videos I feature on this blog are relatively short.
In fact, it’s rare that I feature one that’s longer than about 30 minutes in length.
But every now and then I’ll find one that’s a lot longer, but well worth the time it takes to watch it. This is one of those rare occasions. [Read more…]
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When most people think of Tucson, Arizona, the climate of the desert southwest comes to mind – very hot and very dry weather with very little rain to speak of. And of course they are right.
In fact, Tucson only receives a whopping total of 11 inches of rain per year on average. Some American cities get that much or more during a single rain event. [Read more…]