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The Sweep by Matt Walker

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Through the arches of the Balcombe viaduct. Extraordinary early 19C architecture

My favorite morning on the Faroe Islands! I can still feel the fresh breeze… Shot on @olympuskameras OM-D E-M1 Mark II + 40-150mm 1:2.8 M.ZUIKO PRO lens #OMDrevolution #olympusXplorers #olympuskameras https://ift.tt/2HufYQI

Who doesn’t want to wake up with an inversion like this? 🏔 ☁️ Good times down south! https://ift.tt/2pBk0f1

23.4 ▪️ Karl-Shakur  ▪️ Instagram ▪️ My Editing Process Vail, Colorado

Time stood still for a moment. No noise, except a light breeze… http://ift.tt/2F3Gv2v

Reflecting back. Oh Fiordland 🙌🏼 Wouldn’t mind another night up there… http://ift.tt/2EOeIq8

The Untouched Holy Mountain of Nepal 🏔 | Rising nearly 7000 metres into the clear blue sky above Nepal’s rugged Annapurna mountain range, Machapuchare (from Nepali माछापुच्छ्रे , meaning ‘fishtail’ | 6,993 m or 22,943 ft) is arguably the most untouched place on Earth. Believed to be one of the homes of the Hindu god Shiva, its isolated summit sits alone in the sky – unclimbable and untouched. Officially, Machapuchare has never been summited but as one of the last places on Earth where human beings had never set foot, naturally it was a target for Western mountaineers, particularly the British. Wilfrid Noyce, who came the closest anybody ever has to the summit on a 1957 expedition. The king of Nepal had asked Noyce to respect Hindu religious customs and not set foot on the summit. He and his climbing companion, A.D.M. Cox, turned back 150 feet short of the summit. This expedition produced the only climbing record of this mountain. http://ift.tt/2Fvkpao