Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Nature. Show all posts

Big Catch



Google Street View

A rare catch by the Google Street View camera. It was spot on the moment the bird swooped down on the fish and flies away with the prized catch.

I found this view at B4459 bridge on River Teifi, near the small village of Pencader in Carmarthenshire, Wales.

Double Rainbow


Google Street View

A rare sighting in Google Street View - A double rainbow some where on Utah Hwy 72.

Little Arch, Oregon


Google Street View

I spotted today this little arch in a small sea rock along the Oregon Coast Highway. Such arches are created in the rocks due to water erosion and there is nothing unusual in this rock, but it looked nice hence I am including it here.

Beautiful Hole In The Rock



Google Street View

This hole in the rock near the New Taipei City, Taiwan, though known as Shimen Cave, is not a cave but a stone arch created by the erosion of a outcrop near the beach. The framed sea viewed through the hole looks beautiful.

Its top which is accessible by means of steps on both the sides, is a popular spot for viewing the sunset and the natural beauty of the surrounding area. At one time it was used as a gun emplacement.

Source: tour.tpc.gov.tw

Amazing Amazon



Google Street View (Click on the image for larger view)

Google Street Views of the Amazon have now been released. Now thanks to Google every one can roam the amazing streets (Ooops sorry - waterways) of the Amazon Basin and enjoy its scenic beauty.

Beautiful Pedestrian Coastal Path between Manarola and Riomaggiore


To fully appreciate this view, please open it in Google Street View

My last post was about a nice approach road to city tunnel in Suji-gu city of South Korea. Today I present a beautiful covered pedestrian path on the coast between the Italian villages of Manarola and Riomaggiore. These two villages are part of 'Cinque Terre' on the Italian Riviera coast of Liguria region, north-western Italy.

'Cinque Terre' which literary means "Five Lands" is a cluster of 5 small villages, which are famous for multi-coloured terraced houses on rugged and steep hills stretching upto deep cliffs overlooking the sea. These villages also have another unique feature that none of the villages have any motorable roads and the 8 km long coastal path which connects these is meant for hikers only.

To preserve the beauty of this region the whole area has been declared as "The Cinque Terre National Park" and is also a UNESCO World Heritage list.

Vase Rock, Taiwan


Google Street View

Though shaped like a mushroom, this rock is locally known as Vase Rock (or Flower Vase Rock). It is one of the most famous rock formations and a popular tourist attraction in the small coral island of  Xiaoliuqiu (aka Little Liuqiu), Taiwan.

Main source of info: BBC Travel

Light at the End of Tree Lined Tunnel


Google Strret View

The tree lined street - Avenue du Pensionnat in Marcq-en-Barœul, France looks like a green tunnel with light at the end.

Large Flock Of Birds On A House


Google Street View

Google Camera caught this large flock of several hundred birds on the roof of a barn house in Ringkøbing, Danmark.

Ringkøbing Bay area is important breeding ground for migratory birds on their way south or north in spring and winter.
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