It's only uncoated aspirin, off brand pepto, and castor oil.

Ah, Star Wars: Rogue One!

Devil’s Marbleyard in Virginia. Big mountain of boulders to scramble up.

Man, people in the 1800s loved calling stuff "The devil's ______". If you hike in nature a lot you run into this kind of crap all the time.

There's a devil's millhopper in Florida. It's just a big sinkhole. Stairway, waterfall: fill in the blank.

Ooh, next time you're there, post a picture of what's in the Devil's medicine cabinet. I bet he's got the good meds.

Nope. It's not in Denali

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Check out that dude smoking weed under the evergreen tree!

Looks like the turn around spot for the Tundra Wilderness Tour in Denali National Park, on a clear day. I think it’s Mile 43.

It was however where the Erso farm was.

What volcano is this? Great pic!

Wow that's cool, you can really see the movement of the hotspot and the resulting chain

Yes

I feel the urge to strap a bunch of packages to my back and shoulders and hike across the landscape.

Cool composition but am I the only one who dislikes the super edited colours?

Choose your difficulty

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I took this photo in early September

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Had no idea they had glaciers in Argentina

This looks to be taken at or just below Artist Point, which is a pretty easy snowshoe: park in the lot at Heather Meadows, strap on the snowshoes and begin trekking up hill while keeping right of the ski area's boundary rope line. Only about 1.5 miles and 900 ft to climb. If you've never been do make your first trip when the weather is good so you don't go astray and die out there.

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No, that was a place in Ireland called 'Skellig Michael'

"lush" haha - only in Iceland would a thin layer of scrubby moss (grimmia) count as lush!