One of the UK's top lunch spots?; Rainbow falls; The prince's hunting reserve

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DAZZLING DISPLAY: Colorful fall foliage captured by a drone flying high above northern Utah's Ogden Valley. https://t.co/LTekyFX4pg pic.twitter.com/J9GN2bGmXX

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National Geographic published the Yosemite Falls Rainbow video, and with Nat Geo’s help, the video is collectively at 20M views across the web. Thank you @natgeotravel and @natgeoadventure for giving this moment the platform for a worldwide audience. 🌎 Such a dream come true to see that yellow rectangle associated with my work. 🙏 #natgeo #yosemite

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Beam me up, Scotty!⠀ ⠀ .@tom.st.george displays the beauty of Mexico's cenotes with this otherworldly shot. Be sure to use #ScubaDivingMag for the chance to be featured.⠀ ⠀ #ScubaDiving #Mexico #yucatan #rivieramaya #Cenote #Underwater

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Private hunting reserve of Mohammed bin Zayed Al Nahyan, crown prince of Abu Dhabi. Constructed in the Jordanian desert with his and hers helipads, it is rarely used by the prince, and I was told by his local staff that he was only here for one day in the prior year. The water for this artificial oasis is pumped from wells that tap into fossil groundwater. #paramotor #DesertAirBook

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