Fort Soledad, Umatac, Guam
Fort Nuestra Señora de la Soledad is a Spanish-era fortification overlooking Umatac Bay. The picturesque spot offers a step back in time with replica canons and ruined bunkers.
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Apaca Point - Agat Beach
Apaca Point in Agat was part of the southern landing site of the United States forces in the liberation of Guam on July 21, 1944. This area was strategically chosen in order to help secure Orote Peninsula to the north. Orote Peninsula was important because of the airfield and entrance to Apra Harbor as a supply port.
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Apaca Point - Agat Beach
Apaca Point in Agat was part of the southern landing site of the United States forces in the liberation of Guam on July 21, 1944. This area was strategically chosen in order to help secure Orote Peninsula to the north. Orote Peninsula was important because of the airfield and entrance to Apra Harbor as a supply port.
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Ga'an Point - Agat Invasion Beach
Ga'an Point, located halfway along the bay just south of Agat, is the site of the US Marine invasion of the island in World War II which saw Guam recaptured from the Japanese.
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Cetti Bay
One of the most well-known scenic points of Guam is the Cetti Bay Overlook on the southwest side of the island. Near the north shore of the Bay is the site of an ancient Chamorro village known as Jati.
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Agat Invasion Beach - Battle of Guam
This tranquil setting on the west coast of Guam was one of the US Marine invasion beaches during the Battle of Guam in June 1944.
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Moonset over Crystal Peak
Moonset over the volcanic tuff mountain of Crystal Peak, UT. Crystal Peak stands as another one of the great geologic destinations of the Great Basin Desert, USA.
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Fire from the Sky
The Perseid Meteor Shower is the largest meteor shower earth encounters. The view here of an ancient Bristlecone Pine through the tail of the Comet Swift_-Tuttle from Great Basin National Park.
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Bristlecone Pine at Sunset
These stately trees standing for thousands of years have seen it all.
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Storms at the Ward Charcoal Ovens
The Ward Charcoal Ovens outside of Ely, Nevada are some of the best-preserved ovens in the west. Thank you, Nevada State Parks!
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Playa Life at Death Valley National Park
The view below sea level of the playa salt formations in Death Valley.
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Wheeler Peak at Great Basin National Park
Wheeler Peak, the tallest mountain in Nevada, and contained in the state's only national park.
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Starry Nights at the Ghost town at Rhyolite, Nevada
Signs of the earliest gold rushes can be found all around the Great Basin landscapes.
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Three Guards at Valley of Fire
Off the roads and in the interior, special formations can be found.
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Knoll Springs by Moonlight
Water in the desert erupts from natural springs. Located in Utah's west desert, Knoll Springs brings life to a sparse landscape.
Milky Way Over Crystal Peak, Utah
Crystal Peak, a volcanic tuff mountain located in the heart of the Wah Wah Mountain Range, standouts majestically against all of its neighbors.
Mojave Under a Full Moon
The Joshua Tree, a symbol of the Mojave Desert, standing tall in the light of a full moon.
Black Horse Cemetery
On a quiet spot in the Snake Range the cemetery from the ghost town of Black Horse commands an eternal view.
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Yesteryear
The Rhodes Cabin at Great Basin National Park
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Fiery Past
The Ward Charcoal Ovens are a look back at the need for Nevada's statehood.
Great Basin Finds
Unique discoveries can be found in the sagebrush ocean of the Great Basin Desert.
Golden Canyon - Colorful Nights at Mojave National Preserve
From the sagebrush ocean of the Great Basin, to the Yucca and Joshua Tree forest of the Mojave Desert, the western US surprises us with a colorful and diverse landscape.
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Ancient Times - Archaic Petroglyphs in Utah
Petroglyphs remind us of the ancient history of the western USA. Can you find the petroglyphs in this picture?
Milky Way over Great Basin National Park
Mixed with the hazy green air glow, the Orion Arm of the Milky Way rises ever higher in the late spring sky.
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After Rain at Valley of Fire
Very uncommon in the Mojave Desert, but spring rain creates a landscape full of prisms of light.
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Sitting Vacant
In the Great Basin allows one to to explore the history of our species. From ancient petroglyphs to a 1950's Chevrolet - all preserved in the dry desert landscape.
Virginal Guard at Zion National Park
A sandstone pillar, Angel's Landing, standing guard over the erosive Virgin River. A slight moonlight reveals this magnificent landscape.
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Setting crescent moon over the Snake Range, Nevada
Diving for cover over Great Basin National Park, we follow the pathway of our Moon.
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Red sandstone at Valley of Fire
Standing watch over the jurassic aged landscape, these "red beds" of Valley of Fire create their magic.
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Valley of Fire Nights
50 miles north of the brightest city in the world, Las Vegas, sits some of the most beautiful rock formations in the world - Valley of Fire.