Images Dated 3rd August 2014

Summit of Mount Wilhelm, 4509 m

Mount Wilhelm, summit, 4509 m, highest peak in Papua New Guinea, with a trekker. Only 650 km from the Equator, it can have snow on top. Chimbu Province, Papua New Guinea highlands

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Achievement, Bismarck Range, Central Highlands, Geography, Geology, Granite, Granitic, Landscape, Mount Wilhelm National Reserve, Mountains, Nature, Peak, Peaks, Scenery, Scenic, Simbu, Simbu Province, Trekker, Trekking

View from Mount Sebastapol

View from Mount Sebastapol with Hooker Valley in centre, Mount Cook village on left and the Tasman Valley on right. Aoraki / Mount Cook National Park, South Island, New Zealand

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Alpine, Extreme Terrain, Geography, Geology, Glacial Valley, Icon, Iconic, Landscape, Mountain, Mountain Range, National Park, Nature, Peak, Picturesque, Scenery, Scenic, Snow Capped, Snow Covered, Southern Alps, Te Wahipounamu, Tourism, Travel Destinations, Valleys, World Heritage Area, World Heritage Site

Eroded sandstone on western edge of the Arnhem Land Escarpment

Eroded sandstone on western edge of the Arnhem Land Escarpment, Kombolgie Subgroup rocks: sediments deposited 1800 to 1600 million years ago, mostly quartzose sandstones with some basalt. Near Ubirr, Kakadu National Park, Northern Territory, Australia

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Aerial, Cliffs, Fissures, From The Air, Gorges, Land Formations, Remote, Rugged, Stone Country, Tropical, World Heritage Area, World Heritage Site