r/confusingperspective

I Love Alex! Spent a season there back in 2008/2009!

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Wow

canyon we're rafting in. F that noise.

It is a magical place to be.

Gorgeous shot!

Did you ever hear the tragedy of Darth Pelagius the skier? It's not a story the big resorts would tell you.

One great photo you got there! Good job!

You probably know avalanche danger is very high now, be safe until pack stability. Nice pic. Drone?

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Fichi d’India? Figs of India? It happens dude.

Is this Panther Beach?

Wow thanks for letting me know. I feel like I should know that, but none the less I had a feeling. Dams fuck up everything haha. Still a glorious area. Spent my life growing up on the St. Criox, love it.

The majority of the falls were submerged when they built the dam decades ago. The section of the river from St. Croix falls to Cushing had multiple tiny waterfalls before the dam.

Wow! I have not heard that song before. I sung it in my head nevertheless as I was reading it.

My kids think it is funny when I do that to books I am reading to them, where they do not specify it is a song, and I break out a ballad of the words I am reading. Those words are supposed to be a song. Fun times.

Regarding the uninvintive names for States, this applies to City names as well. I cannot think of an odd one right now. However, they are out there.

How much are they paying you?

Very beautiful, with the champagne powder!

what a lovely place how I wish I could go thereee

When I went I thought that no picture could do it justice because in a way it looked like a picture. The north rim was so far away that all sense of depth was lost. I knew it was real, but it looked like somebody went out a few miles and dropped a really convincing but flat canvas. It truly boggles the mind, I went with some friends who are rarely lost for words and we couldn't help but stand in stunned in silence for a couple minutes. Can't wait to go back and take my family, spend more than just an afternoon, and actually get down into the canyon.

Thought I was in r/MagicEye for a bit and stared at this for too long 😂

If you've never visited Taos, do yourself a favor and rectify that situation. Swing by Santa Fe too while you're in the area.

The Rio Grande Gorge alone is worth the trip, but for me the really amazing part was Carson National Forest. I drove down from Colorado, meaning that the last thing I had seen was the Sangre De Cristos on my left and the San Juans on my right, with empty flat desert in the middle. And then… suddenly trees. It's hard to describe how uniquely and wonderfully weird it is.

This is stunning. Reminds me of those photos of Jupiter that looks like drawings. This photo literally looks like a work of art.

Interesting to learn the other translations of that! Thank you :)

Great pic! Love seeing other parts of Canada aside from the mountains.