Did you swim in it? Is it cold?

Play it DJ!

Thank you !!

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Lol this milk drinker

The British landscape has been largely man made for a couple of millennia.

I wish I could tell you that Andy fought the good fight, and the Sisters let him be. I wish I could tell you that - but prison is no fairy-tale world. He never said who did it, but we all knew.

Andy Dufresne, the man who crawled through 500 yards of shit and came out clean the other end

Tbh, we went there because Arches was already full that morning. So glad that happened and we could go to Arches the next day

I love this place, was just there last week.

Great click

Water is so blue

Bingo

Shadow of the erdtree vibes.

What if the entire landscape is human-made?

Dora Lange in ‘95

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Plenty of countryside like this a stone's throw away in Wakie. Have a look around!

Thanks

Truly. Everyone raves about Arches, and with very good reason, but this was my favorite arch for my first time visiting the Moab area.

There’s a legendary buck around there, gonna warn Arthur

I love this. Makes me think of the end of 1917.

Wow! What a great photo!

No it isn’t, it’s the mountain that overlooks the Zora’s domain!

... because the supermarkets and therefore presumably the public refuse to pay a reasonable price which would permit farmer's to maintain smaller field sizes, otherwise they can't compete with the prairie farmers of Canada or Australia. British food prices are amongst the lowest in the developed world but if you want to maintain a thriving ecosystem you have to be willing to pay more for your food.