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Alo Japan

alojapan.com/1241613/i-tried-s I Tried Sand Bathing in Ibusuki, Japan #beaches #global #HiddenGems #International #JapanTrips #JessicaSulima #nation #NaturalPhenomenon #outdoors #Standard #ThrillistEditorial #travel #trips #wellness After wrapping a yukata over my naked body, I am led into the dimly lit, wooden annex of the Ibusuki Hakusuikan hotel, built atop Ibusuki Beach. It feels as though I’ve just walked in on a scene I wasn’t supposed to see: rows of isolated, human…

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Firefall

Firefall is a relative newly discovered phenomenon discovered in Yosemite National Park not to be confused with the old firefall that was manmade.
I've been to Yosemite on 8 different occasions trying to capture this and have been skunked 7 times. This year everything finally lined up properly and this was the results I achieved.
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Firefall. This is an image of what is known as the Firefall in Yosemite Valley. The proper name of Firefall is Horsetail Falls. In Mid-February if everything is in alignment you can see this amazing waterfall turn into what appears as a ribbon of Lava coming off the mountain. For this to happen many things need to line up, most importantly a clear sky in the afternoon. The falls come off an area to the right of El Capitan, pretty much a shear cliff. The sun as it sets across the valley drops into an area that sends a focused beam of light directly onto the rocks beside the waterfall reflecting the light onto the falls giving the water this amazing orange glow.
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