Mohanmap, you couldn't be more wrong. These stumps have been bleached of all color by the steam and hot mineral waters of the nearby geysers. The red and orange colors are layers of bacterial "thermophiles," which have evolved to draw food and energy from the mineral hot waters in which they live.
The view of Electric Peak from a rock outcropping along the shore of the little lake just south of Swan Lake in northwestern Yellowstone National Park.
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Great nature! उत्तम छायाचित्र ! Nice Location! Like! and Favorite!
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Pokusil jsem unistnit foto podle vasi rady, za coz dekuje dedek Honza Broz
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Thanks Mack....It all was so "MIND-BENDING".....
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good shot!
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If pictures defined words, I would say this picture defines serenity and grandeur. Thank you for sharing it. Regards, from Monterrey, Mexico
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Mohanmap, you couldn't be more wrong. These stumps have been bleached of all color by the steam and hot mineral waters of the nearby geysers. The red and orange colors are layers of bacterial "thermophiles," which have evolved to draw food and energy from the mineral hot waters in which they live.
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Nice view!
Ivan
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The view of Electric Peak from a rock outcropping along the shore of the little lake just south of Swan Lake in northwestern Yellowstone National Park.
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A full 360-degree panorama taken 9-6-09 from the ridge above the walkway out to the Rock Creek Vista Point on the Beartooth Highway.
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Sept. 2004 at Ox Bow Bend of the Snake River, in Grand Teton National Park, WY, USA.
A slightly different view than the previous version, but much higher resolution.
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