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large depression in the terrain with snow in the mountains caused by the explosion of a mine in the First World War

Aerial view of the extreme terrain of the western states of the United States of America

Aerial drone view, high altitudes, open air. Extreme mountainous region. Season is autumn. Yellowing meadows. Yellowing trees.

A panoramic view on the plain on top of a mountain in Hochschwab region in Austrian Alps. The flora overgrowing the slopes is turning golden. Autumn vibes. Sharp and steep mountain chain. Wilderness

Blue toned Satellite Image of Rome, Italy. Digital Composite. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data (September 03, 2016) courtesy of ESA. URL of source image: https://scihub.copernicus.eu/dhus/#/home. The source data is in the public domain.

Snowcapped mountains in Colorado. Picture taken from high above in a plane during the winter.

Painted Wall at Dragon Point in Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Park, Colorado, USA

Aerial top view for breathtaking white cliff near green valley on beautiful, cloudy sky background. White, high rock cliff near the field with green grass.

Characteristics of fungi living in wood as a group, are polyphyletic under the microscope for education.

Old orange and black scuffed damaged marbled paper, Original over 150+ years old

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