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RF2JMCC2J–Frost and sun, wonderful day. In a winter park, a radiant sunbeam falls on a spruce covered with snow.
RFBG0DAF–Pabineau falls and Pabineau river running threw worn cliffs in Eastern New Brunswick with spruce and pine trees.
RMJ94MBN–Spruce Flats Falls are on Spruce Flats Branch just before it empties into the Middle Prong of the Little River. The main part of the falls are approximately 30 ft. high, with several smaller drops as well. The plunge pool at the bottom of the falls is deep enough for swimming. The falls are reached via a 2 mile out and back trail beginning at the Great Smoky Mountains Institure at Tremont.
RMPCGGAA–Kaaterskill Falls, Spruce Creek, Catskill Mountains between the hamlets of Haines Falls and Palenville in Greene County, New York, USA
RMPE58TR–Spruce tree with fallen autumn Trembling aspen, Populus tremuloides, fallen leaf, Sambaa Deh Falls Territorial Park, Northwest Territories, Canada
RFMNKA0J–Heavy Spring water flow over Bastion Falls on Spruce Creek, framed by trees in the Catskills Mountains in Haines Falls, New York.
RFE1AT4D–Roots of a fallen Common Spruce (Picea abies), Bavarian Forest National Park, Bavaria, Germany
RMCNBNP1–Spruce Flats Falls waterfall in the Great Smoky Mountain National Park Tennessee and North Carolina
RFM52TB4–Kaaterskill Falls, a favorite vista of Hudson River Art painter Thomas Cole, in the Catskill Mountains of Greene County, NY, USA.
RF2JMCC2T–Frost and sun, wonderful day. In a winter park, a radiant sunbeam falls on a spruce covered with snow.
RFBG0D90–Pabineau falls and Pabineau river running threw worn cliffs in Eastern New Brunswick with spruce and pine trees.
RMJ94MKE–Spruce Flats Falls are on Spruce Flats Branch just before it empties into the Middle Prong of the Little River. The main part of the falls are approximately 30 ft. high, with several smaller drops as well. The plunge pool at the bottom of the falls is deep enough for swimming. The falls are reached via a 2 mile out and back trail beginning at the Great Smoky Mountains Institure at Tremont.
RMPCGGAP–Kaaterskill Falls, Spruce Creek, Catskill Mountains between the hamlets of Haines Falls and Palenville in Greene County, New York, USA
RFE9NWD8–Lower Continental Falls on Spruce Creek on the Mohawk Lakes trail near Breckenridge, Colorado in the Rocky Mountains.
RMRBNDYD–Evening sky over the Hay River gorge, Twin Falls Territorial Park, Northwest Territories, Canada
RMT9DC6C–Black spruce trees and labrador tea in the Boreal forest Pisew Falls Provincial Park Manitoba Canada
RFMKTPKP–Lower Bubbling Spring Branch Falls in North Carolina. A very beautiful 20-foot waterfall near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Seen here in fall on a rainy day
RFEKWC9J–The stars of the northern sky circling in star trails over Bow Falls, on the Bow River in Banff, Alberta. A faint moonbow can be
RM2AA43YE–A view of Benham Falls, a major waterfall on the Deschutes River in the Deschutes National Forest in central Oregon.
RMBKKBNT–The beautiful Achness Falls at low spate taken at Glen Cassley, Sutherland in Scotland early evening
RFBG0DCF–Pabineau falls and Pabineau river running threw worn cliffs in Eastern New Brunswick with spruce and pine trees.
RMJ94MAE–Spruce Flats Falls are on Spruce Flats Branch just before it empties into the Middle Prong of the Little River. The main part of the falls are approximately 30 ft. high, with several smaller drops as well. The plunge pool at the bottom of the falls is deep enough for swimming. The falls are reached via a 2 mile out and back trail beginning at the Great Smoky Mountains Institure at Tremont.
RMPCGGA0–Kaaterskill Falls, Spruce Creek, Catskill Mountains between the hamlets of Haines Falls and Palenville in Greene County, New York, USA
RFMNKA05–Heavy Spring water flow over Bastion Falls on Spruce Creek, downstream from Kaaterskill Falls off Route 23A in Haines Falls, New York.
RMRBNDXG–Evening sky over the Hay River gorge, Twin Falls Territorial Park, Northwest Territories, Canada
RMT9DC66–Black spruce trees and labrador tea in the Boreal forest Pisew Falls Provincial Park Manitoba Canada
RFMKTPJN–Lower Bubbling Spring Branch Falls in North Carolina. A very beautiful 20 foot waterfall near the Blue Ridge Parkway. Seen here in fall on a rainy day
RF2CTKG2J–A woman sits by Seneca Creek below Seneca Falls in the Spruce Knob/Seneca Rocks National Recreation Area, part of the Monongahela National Forest in W
RM2A5AYGY–A mossy hiking trail below Sitka spruces in the coniferous old growth of the Great Bear Rainforest, near Ocean Falls, British Columbia, Canada.
RFBG0DBB–Pabineau falls and Pabineau river running threw worn cliffs in Eastern New Brunswick with spruce and pine trees.
RMJ94MHD–Spruce Flats Falls are on Spruce Flats Branch just before it empties into the Middle Prong of the Little River. The main part of the falls are approximately 30 ft. high, with several smaller drops as well. The plunge pool at the bottom of the falls is deep enough for swimming. The falls are reached via a 2 mile out and back trail beginning at the Great Smoky Mountains Institure at Tremont.
RMPCGGB8–Kaaterskill Falls, Spruce Creek, Catskill Mountains between the hamlets of Haines Falls and Palenville in Greene County, New York, USA
RFMNKA08–Heavy Spring water flow over Bastion Falls on Spruce Creek, downstream from Kaaterskill Falls off Route 23A in Haines Falls, New York.
RMT9DCDA–Black spruce trees and moss covered forest floor in the Boreal forest Pisew Falls Provincial Park Manitoba Canada
RFM7Y8MP–Munising Falls, a waterfall in Munising Michigan freezes solid in winter time, surrounded by basalt and sandstone rock.
RMPYH5GN–Athabasca Falls, Athabasca River, Jasper NP, Alberta, Canada, by Bruce Montagne/Dembinsky Photo Assoc
RM2H2K7GR–The beautiful Achness Falls at low spate taken at Glen Cassley, Sutherland in Scotland early evening
RM2A5AYF5–A mossy hiking trail below Sitka spruces in the coniferous old growth of the Great Bear Rainforest, near Ocean Falls, British Columbia, Canada.
RMJ94MD0–Spruce Flats Falls are on Spruce Flats Branch just before it empties into the Middle Prong of the Little River. The main part of the falls are approximately 30 ft. high, with several smaller drops as well. The plunge pool at the bottom of the falls is deep enough for swimming. The falls are reached via a 2 mile out and back trail beginning at the Great Smoky Mountains Institure at Tremont.
RMPCHXMG–Kaaterskill Falls, Spruce Creek, Catskill Mountains between the hamlets of Haines Falls and Palenville in Greene County, New York, USA
RFE9NWD2–The lower sections of Continental Falls on Spruce Creek on the Mohawk Lakes trail near Breckenridge, Colorado in the Rocky Mount
RF2H679GR–Athabasca Falls waterfall down river, flowing, rushing water through rock canyon, trees and mountains visible. Mist spray from rushing water
RMT9CDWR–Boreal forest of Black spruce (Picea mariana) and eastern larch / tamarack (Larix laricina) in autumn color Ear Falls Ontario Canada
RMCY0ED0–Heavy snowfall in a spruce mixed forest, branches bent by the snow load, near Raubling, alpine upland, Bavaria
RFM6XN6X–Waterfall in Winter. Wagner Falls in Munising Michigan, surrounded by freshly fallen snow. Snow lines tree branches and lacy ice patterns.
RMB88CGP–Bird's eye view on several waterfalls coming in and running out of a little pond in Red Rock Falls, Glacier National Park
RMBJHHB4–The beautiful Achness Falls at low spate taken at Glen Cassley, Sutherland in Scotland on a bright spring evening
RMW4F7Y6–waterfall in the taiga forest:Scot's Pine (Pinus sylvestris), Norway Spruce (Picea abies) and birch (Betula pubescens), on the ground: Cowberry (Vaccinium vitis-idaea), Bilberry(Vaccinium myrtillus), Ruska time (autumn), Pallas-Yllastunturi National Park, Lapland, Finland
RM2JFX3AY–Lower Falls of the Yellowstone River, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming. This is nearly the same view depicted in the 1872 sketch by Thomas Moran.The yellow-brown walls of the canyon consist predominantly of rhyolite tuff and lava (Sulfur Creek Tuff and Canyon flow, respectively), which were erupted nearly 500,000 years ago. Both units have been intensely altered by hydrothermal fluids. Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, USA. Credit: S.Tomlinson/USGS
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