Clifftop castles, mountain vistas, major cities, and more can all be found in this year's Ponies Around the World! You all knocked it out of the park this year showing some locations I don't think we've seen in any of the last decade of these posts.
Time to go check out neat places on Earth while we wait for that portal to Equestria~
Go get the first gallery below. Expect another tomorrow.
6 AJ at Naritasan Park, Chiba Japan. - xengk
7 AJ visiting Saint Denis Church - xengk
9 Applejack near Grain Elevator, Sylvan Grove, KS - Burt R. the Pony Guy
11 Solar Eclipse 2024: London, Arkansas - Chrome Thunder
In 2017 I photographed my Funko Luna and Cele under the Solar Eclipse that happened that year near Kansas City. This year me and my friend went down to Arkansas to catch this one too (we settled on the town of London), and again I brought them. In this pic' the sun was about 3/4 covered. I took another right at totality, but it was blurry.
In 2017 I photographed my Funko Luna and Cele under the Solar Eclipse that happened that year near Kansas City. This year me and my friend went down to Arkansas to catch this one too (we settled on the town of London), and again I brought them. In this pic' the sun was about 3/4 covered. I took another right at totality, but it was blurry.
14 Pom at Breakneck Ridge - Addelum
Pom, the Champion of the Meadow from the game Them's Fightin' Herds, atop Breakneck Ridge, one of the handful of Appalachian peaks that line the Hudson River in New York. This mountain is a popular hiking spot because of the accessibility by train, the challenge of the steep climb, and the majestic view of the valley in autumn. Photo taken November 2023.
Pom, the Champion of the Meadow from the game Them's Fightin' Herds, atop Breakneck Ridge, one of the handful of Appalachian peaks that line the Hudson River in New York. This mountain is a popular hiking spot because of the accessibility by train, the challenge of the steep climb, and the majestic view of the valley in autumn. Photo taken November 2023.
16 Dashie in Madeira Beach - Buceps
18 An Angel in St. Augustine. - Buceps
27 Surprise at the Arch - Railphotos
28 Storm King Mountain - Addelum
38 RD in the middle of nowhere - Motorchuna river - Kayaker
39 RD has just arrived at this nice beach - Kayaker
43 Climbing a Mountain with a Large Flutterbat Plush (34-inch long, hoof to hoof). - NatureShy
I climbed South Sister–tallest of the Three Sisters mountains and third tallest summit in Oregon last year with my Flutterbat plush made by QTpony (his Travelshy size, at 34"). South Sister rises to 10,358 ft (3,157 m) and is one of the major active stratovolcanoes in the Cascade Range, such as Mt St Helens, Mt Rainier, and Mt Hood. I spent one night at Moraine Lake about 1/3 of the way up, and the second night I camped at the summit! More images of my climb and how I carried her up there (strapped to my backpack) in the link to the image.
I climbed South Sister–tallest of the Three Sisters mountains and third tallest summit in Oregon last year with my Flutterbat plush made by QTpony (his Travelshy size, at 34"). South Sister rises to 10,358 ft (3,157 m) and is one of the major active stratovolcanoes in the Cascade Range, such as Mt St Helens, Mt Rainier, and Mt Hood. I spent one night at Moraine Lake about 1/3 of the way up, and the second night I camped at the summit! More images of my climb and how I carried her up there (strapped to my backpack) in the link to the image.
46 Backpacking with Flutterbat at Mount St. Helens National Volcanic Monument - NatureShy
I brought Flutterbat along on a 3 day backpacking trip at Mount St Helens in the Mt Margaret Backcountry, in fall. Mount St Helens' bottom half can be seen hiding under the clouds in the background of this image, with Spirit Lake (further) and St Helens Lake (closer) in view behind her. Note the dead tree snags all laying in one direction away from the mountain, as this is in the old blast zone. New trees have started growing in their place, but in a much more sub-alpine growth form, probably because of the increased exposure from snow and winter weather.
I brought Flutterbat along on a 3 day backpacking trip at Mount St Helens in the Mt Margaret Backcountry, in fall. Mount St Helens' bottom half can be seen hiding under the clouds in the background of this image, with Spirit Lake (further) and St Helens Lake (closer) in view behind her. Note the dead tree snags all laying in one direction away from the mountain, as this is in the old blast zone. New trees have started growing in their place, but in a much more sub-alpine growth form, probably because of the increased exposure from snow and winter weather.