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The QuiraingA single-track road threading along the escarpment PreikestolenWalkers gathered on the cliff edge above the fjord Yosemite ValleyGranite walls above the pines and the river Base CampA tent pitched on snow below the ridge line Central ParkA rectangle of trees held in by towers Squall LineWeather coming in off the water at last light
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The QuiraingA single-track road threading along the escarpment PreikestolenWalkers gathered on the cliff edge above the fjord Central ParkA rectangle of trees held in by towers Yosemite ValleyGranite walls above the pines and the river Base CampA tent pitched on snow below the ridge line Squall LineWeather coming in off the water at last light
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Featured Destinations
Lysefjord NorwayStand on Preikestolen and look 600 metres straight down Everest Region NepalCamp on the glacier with Ama Dablam ahead Yosemite CaliforniaGranite walls that took ten million years to cut Isle of Skye ScotlandA road with no straight sections and no traffic New York CityEight hundred acres of park in the middle of it all Pacific NorthwestStorms arrive off the water with very little warning
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Ama Dablam at DawnBase camp at 4600 metres on the Everest approach PreikestolenA flat granite shelf 604 metres above Lysefjord Yosemite ValleyCathedral Rocks reflected in the Merced The QuiraingA landslip on Skye that is still slowly moving Squall LineA front coming ashore at the end of the day Central ParkThree and a half kilometres of park in a grid of towers
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The QuiraingIsle of Skye, Scotland. A landslip still moving a few centimetres a year, crossed by a single-track road.
PreikestolenRogaland, Norway. A flat granite shelf 604 metres above Lysefjord, reached on a four-hour walk.
Ama DablamKhumbu, Nepal. Base camp sits at 4600 metres; the summit ridge rises two kilometres above it.
Yosemite ValleyCalifornia, USA. Glaciers cut these walls from granite over roughly ten million years.
Central ParkNew York, USA. Eight hundred and forty acres of designed landscape, surrounded entirely by the city.
Squall LinePacific Northwest, USA. Fronts arrive off the ocean quickly and the light can change in minutes.