Natural Wonders

[hallow]

I am lucky enough to live near 2 of the largest body's of fresh water. Lived here my whole life and it still takes my breath away. The pictures i posted above are the lake superior ice caves. One is a frozen water fall. The other a church on top a large hill. Wisconsin is one of prettiest states in the u.s. in my opinion. Were getting near winter thats why there's ice pictures.

[Makoiyi]

The sink hole in the water in the 1st post is the overflow in a reservoir to stop the reservoir flooding. The water is piped to a river near by. There are quiet a few world wide. Still a hell of a picture though.

[Clover]

Originally Posted by hallow

An interesting weather wonder are "ice quakes". I get them where i live. These are some pictures of the lake superior ice caves, i live about a 2hr drive from them. The other i took on a little road trip near where i live. I am lucky to live next to 2 of the great Lakes, lake superior and lake Michigan. Them in themselves are a natural wonder.

awesome Hallow,


I lived next to the Great Lakes my entire life( The Michigan end) a good 30 minn drive. They are georgous waters especially up North near Travese City near the sand dunes were the water starts turning clear and reflects a color very similarly to the Caribbean beaches. I never knew how beautiful they were until I moved near the Atlantic and saw how poorly the tourist abused the beaches down here. Such a shame



Northern Michigan/USA

[hallow]

The sunset tonight

[hallow]

Originally Posted by Clover

awesome Hallow,


I lived next to the Great Lakes my entire life( The Michigan end) a good 30 minn drive. They are georgous waters especially up North near Travese City near the sand dunes were the water starts turning clear and reflects a color very similarly to the Caribbean beaches. I never knew how beautiful they were until I moved near the Atlantic and saw how poorly the tourist abused the beaches down here. Such a shame



Northern Michigan/USA

There's a few "secret" landscapes around here. Wisconsin is a very under rated state as far as nature goes. But we don't mind it. about a mile from where i live there's a beautiful sandy beach that goes along the lake for 10+ miles just the locals really know about. I can go there for hrs an see no more than 2 other people walking there dogs. I love how the lake can change colors buy the hour. Also the weird weather and sights only the lake can make.

[Nature Grows]

AWESOME PICS, I LOVE THE LAND AND STUFF LIKE THIS

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Woah that looks so cool, amazing, reminds me of that movie called Life Of Pi.

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Hmmm... interesting... iv seen similar clouds over other famous mountains.





Love rocks!!





What happens if you jump down that hole?



Before i even saw you said these flowers look like monkeys i was like, these plants look like monkeys.

Originally Posted by Shivani Devi

Nature is truly an incredible thing.

Yes it is.

[Nature Grows]

Originally Posted by Clover

Northern Michigan/USA

Have you rolled down this massive sand hill thingy Clover? have .... you? huh?

[Nature Grows]

Ok so this threads about weird & wonderful natural phenomenon.

In a deserted valley in the USA exists a unique geological phenomenon: fragments of rocks move along the smooth ground without any help, leaving long traces behind.

Northern lights/ aurora lights.

Turquoise Ice Gems

[Clover]

Nature I have tumbled down them yes, but I was classy tho

Hey those Ice blocks are cool.




Northern Lights in Upper Northern Michigan. Beautiful body of water.

[hallow]

The steep rocks would make a great "extreme" sledding hill.