Green and brown trees guessing from some leaves dying due to the cold and the snow is white in the sun and blue in the shade. At least that's how my eyes interpret it.

Am I learning that I'm colorblind, or am I misunderstanding? The ground here is blue and the bushes are brown, right?

When Taos Ski Valley didn't allow snowboarding, there was a coalition created called 'Free Taos' to petition the then owners to open up the slopes to boarders. Someone ordered Free Taos bumper stickers, and the person on the other end of the line heard Free Tacos. The Free Tacos stickers are a treasured memorabilia here :=].

Washington State(Mt.Rainier), the mountain has multiple names and some locals prefer Tahoma

Real stuffed crust

Cool album cover

My Dad and I were once caught in a blizzard in the month of February during a hike in the Grand Canyon. We were down by the river when a ranger informed us a storm was moving in fast. Had about two miles left to go hiking up the rim when it started snowing. We obviously made back to our car, but those last few miles were miserable.

You can find prickly pear fruit in the US in the store from time to time. You can also grow them with the right climate - in Arizona for instance they go crazy.

Definitely not a "fig" but a cactus fruit. Kinda sweet, kinda like a kiwi inside maybe, very purple red and the juice stains really bad. Have to peel them as the outside skin is tough and can have spines.

Edit: Bonus random Google image pic

opuntia ficus indica is the paddle cactus in the background

it looks like a type of cholla in the foreground, a cylindropuntia

*a taos-sand piece jigsaw puzzle

I was on here saying it was fake, and I was very confident in my judgment. I've since deleted those comments. Knowing that photo was taken near Centerville, Washington on Oct 10 at 1:09 PM, we can determine the angle of the sun was at 37 degrees. Any rainbow formed at that time would have been a low rainbow, with the top of said rainbow only extended about 5 degrees above the horizon.

It's real, and now I feel like a big, stupid bully. Sorry, OP.

There it is!!

Ficus means fig. From Wiki:

'Common English names for the plant and its fruit are Indian fig opuntia, Barbary fig, cactus pear, prickly pear, and spineless cactus, among many others.'

I was confused, because in my native language (German) the plant is simply called 'Kaktusfeige' (meaning, well, 'Cactus fig').

Fig is a fruit, am I right?

Took my way too long to realize this was an aerial view with shadows and not a sky with clouds and green shit floating through it. Cool shot!

Where dis at

Looks like some danky dank

Beautiful shot. Thanks for sharing! (I enjoy photos like this way more than blue sky horizons. This shows the power of nature/weather.)

Fig is a type of fruit. I think perhaps fruit is the word you are looking for.

Bruh I thought that was a splatter of some mildly sludgey dog shits

“Here's the great thing about the southwest: There's so much more than desert. Along the north rim of the Grand Canyon is a forest as lush as you've ever seen.” -Deangelo Vickers

Thanks! Was just about to ask the cactus name

P.S. Beautiful view!

My exact thought

I want this as fabric.

Amazing photo and stunning location. But Banff is not in BC (British Columbia) but in AB (Alberta) ;)