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Sunlight through ponderosa pine trees on hillside near Flagstaff Arizona

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$Sunset Crater (far left) is one of nearly 600 volcanoes in the San Francisco Volcanic Field. It is the youngest volcano in the area, forming around 1,000 years ago. This 1,000-foot-high cinder cone formed when basalt magma rose directly to the surface through a primary vent. Gas pressure in the volcano produced a fountain of lava about 850 feet high. The lava was blown into pieces, which cooled in flight and piled into a cone-shaped hill. Sunset Crater was a short-lived volcano, lasting only months or a couple of years at the most. When famed explorer John Wesley Powell explored the San Francisco Volcanic Field in 1885 he wrote, \$

Mountains and trees of Colorado in spring through fall crisp

Aerial view of forest area near Custer, a village in Yellowstone County, Montana, on a clear day in Fall.

Pine forest, Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument, Arizona

Road to Big Bear Lake through Bighorn Mountain Wilderness in San Bernardino National Forest, California

Canyon Rim Trail view in Flaming Gorge Utah National Park of Green River with herd of bighorn sheep family lying down with tags

A dirt road winding through the wilderness in Great Sand Dunes National Park, Colorado, USA.

Santa Fe and Native Village in plain day

The San Francisco Peaks are the remnants of an ancient volcano that erupted millions of years ago, shattering a large mountain and leaving a large crater and surrounding peaks. The tallest of these are Humphreys at 12,637 feet and Agassiz at 12,356 feet. This picture of the snow-capped peaks was taken from the Arizona Trail which runs through Buffalo Park in Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

A typical forest of Ponderosa Pine trees (Pinus ponderosa) in the central Oregon Cascade Mountains. The tree—also called a western yellow pine—can grow to over 200 feet in height. The tree is the most widely-distributed pine species in North America and is native in much of the western United States and Canada. This photo was taken in Jefferson County, Oregon.

Canary Island pine at Tenerife, Canary Islands,Spain

This is a photograph of the area around Lake Tahoe and Carson Valley in Nevada, United States.

Ponderosa pine tree on the edge of the Mogollon Rim in Arizona in Sitgreaves National Forest

The Apache National Forest and the Sitgreaves National Forest encompass over two million acres of Arizona and western New Mexico. They are administered as one national forest. The Sitgreaves National Forest was named for Captain Lorenzo Sitgreaves, a topographical engineer who conducted the first government expedition across Arizona in the early 1850’s. The Apache National Forest was named for the native tribes that lived in the area. This view of Heifer Basin was photographed from the Highway 180 scenic overlook north of Rancho Grande Estates, New Mexico, USA.

Mountain Skyline Behind Pine Tree Evergreens

Unbelievable Views from the top of Mt Charleston Nevada USA

Pine cones hang from a pine tree during the fall in the Rocky Mountains of Colorado.

Williams Reservoir and Creek are in the wilderness between Pagosa Springs and lake City

Aerial view of mountain with forest and grassland on sunny day in Oregon, USA

Fir trees in the high sierra forest around lake Tahoe

Campbell Mesa is one of many wooded mesas in the Coconino National Forest of Northern Arizona. On the west side of the mesa are stands of Ponderosa Pine interspersed with oak groves, grassy meadows and wildflowers. On the east side the pine forest gives way to junipers and other scrub vegetation. Campbell Mesa was named after Hugh E. Campbell, a prosperous local sheep rancher from Nova Scotia, Canada. He was born on June 10, 1862 and came to Arizona in the early 1890's. As a strong Democrat, he took a serious interest in civic affairs and was elected to the Arizona Senate and supported the prosperity and welfare of his community. Campbell Mesa is now a popular destination for mountain biking, equestrian use and hiking. This view of a snow covered grassy meadow turning to a golden hue was photographed on Campbell Mesa in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

high-altitude pine forest in the Troodos mountain range of the island of Cyprus

Pine Trees on a Snow Covered Mountain in Boulder Colorado

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