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Avenue Of The Baobabs |
These trees are amazing. I can across this picture, with a surreal background that just looks unearthly, like something out of animation. But it's not imagination photoshopped out of someone's mind. They trees are a particular breed of baobab, found only in Madagascar. These 25 meter high trees didn't always stand alone scattered around a sparse landscape. They used to a part of a canopy layer of trees hovering over a rich forest. Due to deforestation and farming, the forest and most of these huge trees were destroyed. All that remain are these baobabs along a dirt road that is now referred to as 'Avenue or Alley of the Baobabs'. Picture credit: © Ken Thorne/National Geographic Traveler Photo Contest
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"Do not go where the path may lead, go instead where there is no path and leave a trail."
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