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Table Mesa or Table Mountain is a prominent natural landmark of Maricopa County in the Tonto National Forest. It is characterized by rugged terrain and offers stunning views of the surrounding Sonoran Desert landscape, featuring the saguaro cactus and unique rock formations. This view of Table Mesa was photographed near New River, Arizona, USA.

Mount Buffali National Park, lookout on the rock, Australia

Yellow desert wildflowers and Jumping Cholla cactus in the Sonoran Arizona desert United States

Dante's View of the Badwater area of Death Valley National Park in California. Taken from the Black Mountains and showing the Panamint Range on the far side.

Sedona Arizona red rock country and surroundng mountain landscape

Beautiful outlook from Trail Ridge Road in Rocky Mountain National Park, Colorado.

Stunning views from the rim country overlooking the canyon.

Memorial to dead women and children at the Mountain Meadows Massacre site near Central Utah on the National Register of Historic Places

Paso de los Lobos Viewpoint, Las Batuecas Sierra de Francia Natural Park, Salamanca, Castilla y León, Spain, Europe

In July of 2019 the Museum Fire of Northern Arizona burned 1,961 acres of Ponderosa pine and mixed conifer forest. The was caused by a forest-thinning project which was originally undertaken to help prevent devastating wildfires. The fire was started from a piece of heavy equipment striking a rock and sparking the blaze. Nearby neighborhoods were forced to evacuate. According to the National Forest Service, the fire cost $9 million before it was brought under control. This section of burned trees was photographed from the Brookbank Trail in the Coconino National Forest near Flagstaff, Arizona, USA.

$After ravaging 2020 bushfires in Australia, heavy rain led to flooding bringing even more devastation. These circumstances created perfect conditions for a rare flannel flower (Actinotus forsythia) to bloom in the Blue Mountains region this week. This flower only blooms every 10-20 years where conditions are right (heavy bushfires followed by heavy rain). Its native name can be translated to \$