Dragon over the Rocky Mountains

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    1. Points1 13 months ago | reply

      Mooie plaat !

    2. riaspetter 13 months ago | reply

      Ik ga straks ook over de Rocky's alleen een stukje lager dan.
      Wow, MOOI!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

    3. kr_sgn 13 months ago | reply

      Thanks for the updates!

    4. abner_mohl 13 months ago | reply

      Can't wait until people start flying in those dragons!

    5. ThomasWalker 13 months ago | reply

      Just...awesome. I think I can see my house! When I can I ride the Dragon???

    6. QueensQrusherPlus 13 months ago | reply

      What a great backdrop.

    7. lizzienewell 13 months ago | reply

      Are you sure that's the Rocky Mountains? It appears to me that the dark blue is water. Is it possibly near the Dixon Entrance or Hecate Strait? Maybe Misty Fiord National Monument? Or Prince of Wales Island.

    8. henryjoe132 13 months ago | reply

      that is so cool

    9. dwhiteatl 13 months ago | reply

      Beyond Imagination!

    10. PauloSergioMDC 13 months ago | reply

      looks like it's over a giant snow flake, cool

    11. JKG II 13 months ago | reply

      wow, really love this one for some reason

    12. sirenbrian 13 months ago | reply

      Awesome sauce!

    13. 1alejandra 1986 13 months ago | reply

      wow mooie zicht van boven..

    14. Caverguy 13 months ago | reply

      We don't have anywhere near that amount of snow in the Rocky Mountains right now. The mountain's don't appear to match the Rocky Mountain Range AND the uniformity of the blue between the uniformly snowcapped mountains appears to be water.

    15. NuclearMoose 13 months ago | reply

      This photo is just east of Vancouver Island on the British Columbia mainland. The nose of the Dragon capsule is pointing at a body of water called Bute Inlet, and this is the Coast Mountain Range, not the Rocky Mountains, which are around 800km east of this photo.

      It is an outstanding image though, I must say. Absolutely breathtaking.

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