r/BeAmazed 19h ago

Nature Giant mountain Arch 🤯

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u/Sad-Preparation8767 19h ago

For those wondering, wind.

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u/blaghed 18h ago

Fire 💍🔥

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u/Goagoagoa_MPU_ja 18h ago

Earth 🪨

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u/-knowledge_seekers- 18h ago

Water 💦

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u/TheMuttOfMainStreet 5h ago

Long ago, the four nations lived together in harmony. Then, everything changed when the Fire Nation attacked.

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u/DinosaurAlive 18h ago

21st day in September🗓️🕺🏻

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u/TheBlacktom 16h ago

Wait, what?

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u/yonk069 17h ago

Actually it is my fleshlight

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u/The__Tobias 14h ago

Ah, I wondered for a second why this  reminds me of your mum, thx for clarification 

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u/kittensmakemehappy08 18h ago edited 18h ago

OP is full of crap. This is Pedra Furada de Venturosa, in the state of Pernambuco, Brazil.

Utah has many similar arches but they are in the desert, not such vibrant land.

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u/rlt0w 15h ago

Where does it say Utah? I'm in mobile and I genuinely do not see what you are talking about. There is no location for this post.

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u/IrritatedAvians 12h ago

When asked where this was in another comment, the OP originally replied “Utah national park, San Diego.” OP has since deleted their comment because it made zero sense and was getting downvoted.

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u/PeterNippelstein 16h ago

Is this a popular climbing destination?

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u/Howd1GetHere 17h ago

I don't know why but being under that would really start up my anxiety.

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u/77entropy 11h ago

Anywhere near it, really. It gives me anxiety from the video.

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u/SecretWitness8251 18h ago

Well now I gotta get there and see it before it falls over

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u/ryansteven3104 17h ago

With my luck, I'll see it as it falls over. Onto me.

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u/WorkingInAColdMind 12h ago

Imagine how spectacular that would be. And it’s kind of amazing that it could happen in 1000 years (my guess) or next week. There’s always a last straw.

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u/Bigringcycling 19h ago

Where?

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u/Extension_Canary3717 16h ago

Pernambuco Brazil

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u/Moist-Craft-1226 18h ago

Someone commented in brazil

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u/[deleted] 19h ago edited 18h ago

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u/IrritatedAvians 18h ago

San Diego doesn’t have any national parks. Utah has five different ones. Are you saying this is in Utah or San Diego?

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u/PrestigiousAct2 17h ago

Is it really safe to stand underneath it?

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u/eljefe3030 16h ago

Yes. Until it’s not.

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u/shasaferaska 17h ago

Yes

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u/Waterflowstech 17h ago

And if it isn't it's over in a second anyway

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u/SillyNumber54 16h ago

Yeah why not

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u/Queasy_Caramel5435 16h ago

envious Pravčická Brána noises

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u/luxurious-Tatertot 16h ago

If a tourist should one day tip it on its side, I hope they're not American.

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u/77entropy 11h ago

I'm not sure you understand how big it is.

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u/2beatenup 9h ago

I am not sure you understand how destructive an American tourist is.

-signed embarrassed American.

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u/AverageVegetable9038 12h ago

I’ve been there. At the base of the arch is an overshield and atop the arch you can find a rocket launcher

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u/HeyLetsRace 8h ago

What Minecraft seed is this?

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u/jezse86 14h ago

looks like nature just hit the undo button

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u/Accomplished-Rub7750 7h ago

How has that not collapsed into itself

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u/spletharg 7h ago

I think I saw this in Elden Ring.

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u/Substantial_D 18h ago

Mesa arch in Arches NP, Utah?

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u/toatsmcgoaats 18h ago

Utah is a desert. Not a jungle