Douglas FirThis ancient specimen, spared by conservationism, lives its remaining days in Western Canada, on Vancouver Island in the province of British Columbia. The evergreen conifer is native to the western reaches of North America and is scientifically not a fir tree at all. Older specimens have the capacity to outreach a forty story building.

Winter flow is more likely  blue and summer is often brown

Meteorological conditions range from bone-chilling fog on the north coast to bone-dry aridity in the southeast deserts

Balboa Park

An apple tree in blossom time

505 feet Mount Whitney is the highest point in America's lower 48 states piercing the sky as the pinnacle of California's Sierra Nevada Range

Here the tail fans the air as the giant mammal crests off the Maui coast

outside of Taos

From Alaska’s remote Kenai Peninsula to the Florida Keys

North America

Wildebeest herd moving through grassland adjacent to the desolate Etosha Pan

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This bold and shapely Sandstone Arch is tucked away in the plateau region of northeast Arizona proudly administered by Native American peoples