I also thought they might be alpine anemones/Pulsatille des alpes (Pulsatilla alpina). Do they generally have lower number of petals, or lose them together? I ask because there are many photos of them seemingly with similar and varying numbers of petals

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As a kid this is where i thought mountain dew came from. This picture right here is what i imagined

This is probably the prettiest pic I have seen in, well, ever. I LOVE this photo..

Yes - the temperatures goes up ~3.5-5 degrees for every thousand feet descended into the canyon. Havasupai Gardens is about half way down the canyon (~2500 feet descent) and usually don't get snow that far down. This is also how people get into trouble when it's warmer - they don't realize it will be significantly hotter at the bottom.

Why the fuck did people live anywhere else

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Daaammmnnn

No it is white now

Apenzell

Apenzell

These things always start out as a joke. Then after a while people take it serious. Like the flat earth society and in some ways /r/birdsarentreal

-edit Forgot to include QAnon.

absolutely not!

Your profile is just incredible photos. You definitely have the eye for a gorgeous shot

Does the alps look like this at this time or year?!?

Looks kind of like a gigantic tree stump.

Petrified remains of the World Tree?

This is a beautiful shot: the way it captures both the foreground and background is stunning. May I ask where in Switzerland this place is?

I just discovered this and I have questions They’re joking right?

Looks like Gondor before they built Minas Tirith.

Oh ya that's hot

edelweiss

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What is the name of this specific area of the alps?

Dreamy