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[An image taken of a pristine mountain view and a lake in the foreground. The lake is shimmering in a deep green hue, with teal and blue colours blending into the water's surface with the shadows. The mountain slopes along the edges of the lake display patches of white snow with clusters of thin evergreen trees in varying shades of green. Further in the distance, the rocky faces of the mountain slopes are interspersed with patterns of white snow that line some of the rocky edges. The sky above is a vibrant blue, with puffy white clouds covering sections of it. Ths sun is shining over the entire scene as it rests just above the jagged edges of the mountain tops, slightly to the right of the image centre.]
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This is an excellently vivid description.
Blind people deserve to enjoy mountain lakes too
It's like a magnificent painting. Gorgeous
I did this in the snow 2 Aprils ago. A stunning and special place. I'd love to go back in the fall some time.
That looks stellar, I hope that I'll be able to visit someday.
Colorado is the most diverse and beautiful state in the United States. I challenge someone to prove me wrong :)
I loved Colorado. It's my all time favorite state to Visit, but nature wise, I thought Oregon and California have more diversity.
To begin with, they also have the ocean. Amazing forests, beautiful mountains, volcanoes, fantastic lakes and my favorite, huuuuge trees!
The ocean is a key point for sure. Go south inColorado and you have the sand dunes and the indigenous housing carved into the rock walls, go east and you have the prairies and grasslands, go halfway west and there is the Rocky Mountains, go further west and it’s landscape mimics that of the desert with the high erosion canyons. Also, can’t sleep on Red Rocks amphitheater and Denver’s culinary options. We also have 54 mountains that are above 14,000 feet that provide views that CGI can’t even match.
eh, Montana is more diverse. bigger too
I got back from RMNP in May. Absolutely loved it. Saw 3 moose, about a thousand elk and some mule deer.
Emerald Lake Trail was covered in snow and very slick so we unfortunately didn't do the hike, but every trail was amazing
Some world class bouldering all over the park but especially near this lake too!
Gorgeous! How's the hike out to that spot? I really want to go there, but I'm kinda clumsy with an injured ankle so I'm wondering if I'd be able to do it.
Were you up there today? I was over in Wild Basin up on Chiefs Head and it was pretty dang perfect.
I took this last weekend. Wish I was back up there today!
