The Most Alien-Looking Place on Earth , page 3

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Try StarWars lol
Return of the sith or something like that

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reply to post by ANoNyMiKE

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Try StarWars lol
Return of the sith or something like that

Thats correct.

I cheated on that one.

[edit on 12-9-2008 by Skyfloating]

reply to post by Skyfloating

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Star Wars by any chance?

Edit? Ahh beat me to it



[edit on 12/9/2008 by blobzilla]

Alien landscape with some aliens too

reply to post by Skyfloating

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Aw you're right, now I remember that scene I got pwned

Wait... are you saying Star Wars isn't real?

Great posts everyone! Here is another on I found. This time going under water to the deep ocean hydrothermal vents.

Oh, how could I forget Victoria Falls. Here are a couple of it.








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Are you an artist? My husband forwarded that link to me and said he received as part of a group he belongs to that sends inspirational pieces out. Or something like that, LOL.

It really is an amazing place. Hard to believe that we haven't all heard about it since it is so bizarre!

Jemison

Originally posted by Jemison
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Are you an artist? My husband forwarded that link to me and said he received as part of a group he belongs to that sends inspirational pieces out. Or something like that, LOL.

It really is an amazing place. Hard to believe that we haven't all heard about it since it is so bizarre!

Jemison

An artist is something I have never been accused of LOL. I do dabble in landscape photography, but I have never had the pleasure of photographing anything as bizarre as these. Someday.....

How about this one? The Gobi Desert. Reminds me of another Star Wars landscape.

Wow. Very cool pics.
Giant's Causeway reminds me of the Devil's Postpile in Yosemite:


I always thought the Blue Lagoon in Greenland looked rather unique as well:

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Beautiful! Thank you for the contributions. All of these beautiful, bizarre places and things...it's like a planner for future vacations.

How about this? Some good old hot Springs from Yellowstone.

A couple from Iceland, including the selfoss geyser after which all others are named! Unfortunately this is the only geyser still active at that site since the US troops stationed there filled the main (much larger...) one up with rocks trying to get them to fire out..................

(and a lava field, glacier and little more hexagonal basalt for good measure... :-)

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