Sometimes its tough to find cooler places to visit than those places which have always been there. They've never been touched by man, and they were created over the past million years by natural forces. My friend pointed out to me a location like this known as Trolltunga (Trolls Tongue) in southwestern Norway.
If there was ever a place where Mother Nature said "Hey admire this", I'm pretty sure it's here. It takes a pair to walk all the way to end and dangle your feet 3000 feet above an alpine mountain valley, but I'm sure its worth it.
If there was ever a place where Mother Nature said "Hey admire this", I'm pretty sure it's here. It takes a pair to walk all the way to end and dangle your feet 3000 feet above an alpine mountain valley, but I'm sure its worth it.
Without a doubt I have added this location to my juvenile bucket list. It is even more impressive because this type of formation was mimicked by top engineers in their design of the skywalk at the Grand Canyon.
This is a location on nearly every Americans' bucket list, but you have to be impressed that as cool as the Skywalk is, Mother Nature did it first. When she's not being a pain, she's displaying some remarkable craftiness. There are plenty more locations modern society has tried to imitate, and it makes you realize the genius that laid the foundation for those modern works.
Because Mother Nature is not always a pain.
-Father Nature
Because Mother Nature is not always a pain.
-Father Nature
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