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THE STRANGE EVENTS HAPPENING AROUND THE WORLD I take this opportunity provided by SFF Blog Land to post some of the mind- blowing photos that I could pick up from various web sites this morning. May be, many of my readers might have seen these pictures before. But those who did not see the pictures before may please view the photos here under posted by me. I do not brag that all credits in this respect goes to me. I did nothing except choosing these photos as I liked!! So dear readers- Happy Viewings! Photo Details: 1. Rainbow eucalyptus trees in Australia. They look like someone painted them. 2. Horsetail Falls. Yosemite National Park. Happens once a year for just a few moments. 3. Hair Ice. Pretty neat but gross sounding. 4. Known as Green Flash. An extremely rare occurrence when the sun sets. 5. Frost flowers in the Arctic. 6. Danxia Land forms in China 7. This lake in Senegal turns red because the algae in the lake is absorbing light.. 8. These boulders in New Zealand occur in clusters and are the result of wave erosion. 9. The "Door to Hell" is a natural gas field in Derweze, Turkemistan. The rich natural gas deposits where lit in 1971 by Soviet petroleum engineers. The field emits a strong smell of sulfur. 10.You can actually take a guided boat tour through these amazing New Zealand caves. These glowworms, called Arachnocampa luminosa, only exist in New Zealand.           |
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Try as we might humans are no match for the wonders of nature. I like the "door to Hell". With a little artistic enhancement It would be an excellent subject for a painting. Spiritwoman ^i^
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[Thanks for stopping by my blog. Feeling great to know that you liked the photos Have a wonderful weekend..
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Try as we might humans are no match for the wonders of nature. I like the "door to Hell". With a little artistic enhancement It would be an excellent subject for a painting. Best wishes, Have a wonderful week.
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I feel great to read from you here always. Thanks for visiting and for leaving a thoughtful comment here.Have a nice week,mrs.joe. Wishing you all the best.
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Thanks Cactus Anne for visiting my blog and for leaving such a decent comment that would inspire me to do better in future. While appreciating you kindness may I wish you a happy week end, Annie? Best wishes.
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Delighted to see you here again and many thanks for your decent comments that you have since left on my blog page here. There are many wonders in this blue planet where we live and called it earth. The nature works here in silence without wanting anything from us in return Thanks again for your Kind visit. Have a nice week, MySeek. Take care.
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Thank you Prisci. Have a happy day.
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Just having a quick look Look :- ) will try to get back later, interesting images
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Just having a quick look Look :- ) will try to get back later, interesting images
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Glad you loved the pictures uploaded here to view. Nature teaches us everyday how we should work ceaselessly to please others, Karen! Have a wonderful week and take care
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Thanks Look, fascinating images. I would love to witness a neon 'Green Flash' - I wonder how rare the occurrences? The Danxia Landforms are fascinating with their coloured bands and the red lake in Senegal stunning. The beautiful Australian 'painted' eucalypts were a treat to see again. I didn't realise the glow worms in New Zealand are unique to that country - went on guided tour through glow worm cave - we had to be very quiet so as not to frighten/disturb them. Interesting experience. I would be interested in seeing the round boulders also.
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Thanks Look, fascinating images. I would love to witness a neon 'Green Flash' - I wonder how rare the occurrences? The Danxia Landforms are fascinating with their coloured bands and the red lake in Senegal stunning. The beautiful Australian 'painted' eucalypts were a treat to see again. I didn't realise the glow worms in New Zealand are unique to that country - went on guided tour through glow worm cave - we had to be very quiet so as not to frighten/disturb them. Interesting experience. I would be interested in seeing the round boulders also. Have a nice weekend.
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Fabulous images, thanks for sharing them with us 
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Fabulous images, thanks for sharing them with us Have a wonderful next week, Maudie. Wish you best of everything!
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