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Sandia Mountains in Albuquerque New Mexico

Hiking in the Brandberg massif to see bushmen rock paintings. Damaraland (Erongo), Namib Desert, Namibia

Dry tree, cacti and other desert plants on a cone-shaped landscape in Guadalupe National Park, New Mexico

Scenery at Valley of Fire Recreation Area, New Mexico, USA

Storm over distant mountains with a pine forest in the foreground, Flagstaff, Arizona.

Many of the lakes in Northern Arizona are ephemeral bodies of water. This means that during dry spells these lakes evaporate and and turn into meadows of grasses and wildflowers. This picture of Rogers Lake and the San Francisco Peaks shows a mostly dry lake bed. Rogers Lake is west of Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

Sunset Crater Volcano National Monument

Scenic view of grasslands, forest and mountain at sunset

Drone high-angle photo of a couple enjoying a journey to the mountains, contemplating the green volcanic landscape with a bright red crater of the volcano surrounded by the salt Meke lake, Turkey

Stunning views from the surrounding area.

Sandia Mountains in New Mexico

Dry tree, cacti and other desert plants on a cone-shaped landscape in Guadalupe National Park, New Mexico

Capulan Volcano National Monument in Capulan New Mexico.

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A serene landscape with cloudy skies above green hills. San Francisco Peaks, Arizona

Scenery at Valley of Fire Recreation Area, New Mexico, USA

Landscape in New Mexico high desert in the American Great Plains, showing grassy prairie, with the extinct Capulin volcano in the distance.

Aerial View of Prairie and Extinct Volcanic Crater, China

Images of mountains covered in sunflowers.

Amboy crater in the Mojave Desert aerial view.

Aerail view of Ulanqab Ulanhada Volcano No. 5 in Inner Mongolia, China

Sandia Mountains in New Mexico

Overlooking northern New Mexico's vast landscape

$Mount Elden is named for John Elden, one of the region's earliest Anglo settlers. Elden and his family established a homestead on the mountain's lower slopes and, during the late 19th century, grazed sheep on the open grasslands below the mountain. The mountain's exposed, rocky slopes are a dominant feature from almost any part of the surrounding area. Despite its rugged appearance and steep relief, the mountain is accessible via an extensive road and trail system. Mount Elden was photographed from Campbell Meadows in \nFlagstaff, Arizona, USA.$

Tranquil landscape of the volcanic field seen from Crater Rim Trail at Capulin Volcano National Monument in New Mexico. Smoke in background is from wildfires at the time.

Valles Caldera National Monument, New Mexico

In the desert of western Utah, this small peak rises sharply from the vast fields of sage and grasses in the arid landscape. Above, a small cloud forms near the peak in the otherwise clear blue sky.

A view from the rim of the Capulin Colcano in New Mexico, which formed about 10 million years ago during an eruption that lasted about 10 years.

A distant view of Mt. Taylor from across the El Malpais lava field near Grants, New Mexico.

Aerial view of Meke Crater Lake in Konya, Turkey. Taken via drone.

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