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  1. If you really listen, you'll discover that #Appalachians speak in #poetry. You just have to open your mind and heart.

    #Appalachia

  2. If you really listen, you'll discover that #Appalachians speak in #poetry. You just have to open your mind and heart.

    #Appalachia

  3. If you really listen, you'll discover that #Appalachians speak in #poetry. You just have to open your mind and heart.

    #Appalachia

  4. If you really listen, you'll discover that #Appalachians speak in #poetry. You just have to open your mind and heart.

    #Appalachia

  5. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  6. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  7. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  8. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  9. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  10. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  11. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  12. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  13. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  14. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  15. Wildlife clearing atop Allison Ridge in North Georgia, USA.

    These "balds" were common across the Appalachians for centuries. Most are actively maintained as wildlife openings by wildlife & forest agencies. The density of bird species on these is incredible.

    #Appalachians #Forests #Mountains

  16. Wildlife clearing atop Allison Ridge in North Georgia, USA.

    These "balds" were common across the Appalachians for centuries. Most are actively maintained as wildlife openings by wildlife & forest agencies. The density of bird species on these is incredible.

    #Appalachians #Forests #Mountains

  17. Wildlife clearing atop Allison Ridge in North Georgia, USA.

    These "balds" were common across the Appalachians for centuries. Most are actively maintained as wildlife openings by wildlife & forest agencies. The density of bird species on these is incredible.

    #Appalachians #Forests #Mountains

  18. Wildlife clearing atop Allison Ridge in North Georgia, USA.

    These "balds" were common across the Appalachians for centuries. Most are actively maintained as wildlife openings by wildlife & forest agencies. The density of bird species on these is incredible.

    #Appalachians #Forests #Mountains

  19. Wildlife clearing atop Allison Ridge in North Georgia, USA.

    These "balds" were common across the Appalachians for centuries. Most are actively maintained as wildlife openings by wildlife & forest agencies. The density of bird species on these is incredible.

    #Appalachians #Forests #Mountains

  20. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  21. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  22. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  23. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  24. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  25. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  26. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  27. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  28. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  29. Forillon: Land's End of the Appalachians

    Forillon National Park marks the northern terminus of the Appalachian Mountains. The dramatic cliffs plunging into the Gulf of St. Lawrence are the very end of this ancient mountain chain. The park showcases a unique blend of marine and terrestrial ecosystems, where whales swim at the feet of forested peaks. #Canada #Forillon #Quebec #Appalachians 🇨🇦

    en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forillon

  30. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

    #MinCup25 #Kyanite #Mullite #Virginia #Appalachians

  31. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

  32. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

    #MinCup25 #Kyanite #Mullite #Virginia #Appalachians

  33. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

    #MinCup25 #Kyanite #Mullite #Virginia #Appalachians

  34. Repost: Kyanite isn't just a fetching blue mineral that documents the experience of sediments under extreme duress.
    It's an ore: Virginia alone mined 83,000 tonnes in 2023. Kyanite in furnace insulation transforms to mullite when heated, expanding to reduce porosity and shrinkage.

    Virginia Kyanite (photo: J. Wyman) from:
    energy.virginia.gov/geology/Ky

    #MinCup25 #Kyanite #Mullite #Virginia #Appalachians

  35. This is one of the dykes found near Ayer's Cliff, just SE of Magog, Quebec. It's a set of three dykes, one of which has the deep-derived xenoliths. That one dyke (not photogenic) has weathered much faster, perhaps due to a higher carbonate content.
    #kyanite #MinCup25 #Quebec #Xenolith #Grenville #Appalachians