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January 2, 2018
John Disher

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Eastern Elk once roamed the Southern Appalachian M

Eastern Elk once roamed the Southern Appalachian Mountains, but were eliminated from the region by over-hunting and loss of habitat. The last elk in North Carolina was believed to have been killed in the late 1700’s.
The Eastern Elk is now extinct, but in 2001/2002, 52 Manitoban Elk were reintroduced to the mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee. Since then, the elk population has grown, and experts are cautiously optimistic about their prosperity.
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#wanderlust #discoverearth #naturephotography #AwesomeEarth #wildlifephotos #wildlifephotography #discoverwildlife #greatsmokymountainsnationalpark #travelphotography #nationalpark #photooftheday #mountains #nature #greatsmokynps #greatsmokymountains #northcarolina

Now showing online via the Coronado Island Film Fe

Now showing online via the Coronado Island Film Festival.

https://coronadofilmfest.com/events/my-fathers-brothers/

#veteransday

Fly away Covid. The open road calls.

Fly away Covid. The open road calls.

I know, but I can’t stop chasing these things.

I know, but I can’t stop chasing these things.

At a Burmese festival a pack of boys propel the mo

At a Burmese festival a pack of boys propel the motorless 50’ tall Ferris Wheel using their body weight and some daredevil acrobatics.

“Bakelite Robot” by Nam June Paik, known as th

“Bakelite Robot” by Nam June Paik, known as the ‘Father of Video Art.’

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Instagram post 18018584953086429

Who’s that looking at me looking at Buddha? Worl

Who’s that looking at me looking at Buddha? World photographer @dustinmain. One of the thousands of amazing Buddha statues in the ancient temples of Bagan.

A train station in Myanmar. The girls and women of

A train station in Myanmar.
The girls and women of Myanmar commonly wear a yellowish-white paste on their faces called Thanaka. It is made from grinding the bark or wood of a thanaka tree with a small amount of water. It is then applied to the face in simple designs. Worn for cosmetic purposes, the paste also gives a cooling sensation to the skin and acts as an effective sunscreen. #themoreyouknow🌈

Admiring a reclining Buddha while exploring the m

Admiring a reclining Buddha while exploring the massive, ancient (and thought to be haunted) Dhammayangyi Temple by candlelight.

On the road from Kalaw to Bagan, met some women ma

On the road from Kalaw to Bagan, met some women making asphalt for new highway construction, children in tow.

When you explore Myanmar with an uber-talented pho

When you explore Myanmar with an uber-talented photographer (@dustinmain) you’re bound to come back with a few pics of yourself gawking at the scenery. - Ananda Temple, built in 1091 AD #myanmar

Riding the rails from Inle Lake to Kalaw. #myanmar

Riding the rails from Inle Lake to Kalaw. #myanmar

Filming (and a little four wheeling) in the dunes

Filming (and a little four wheeling) in the dunes of Little Sahara State Park in northwest Oklahoma.

The Boneyard - a beautiful mile long stretch of be

The Boneyard - a beautiful mile long stretch of beach on Hunting Island. It’s home to hundreds of dead ghost trees that have been killed by the saltwater that’s constantly moving in on the beach.

Sunset on the marsh.

Sunset on the marsh.

#Bedouin #Petra #Jordan

#Bedouin #Petra #Jordan

Then there was the time when I single-handedly con

Then there was the time when I single-handedly conquered the vicious, wild desert dog of Wadi Rum.

Not everyone likes having their picture taken. Liv

Not everyone likes having their picture taken. Living in the ancient city of Petra, Jordan.
#cattitude

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