National Geographic Travelのインスタグラム(natgeotravel) - 2月28日 23時38分

Three Days of Water, photograph by @Keith Ladzinski [1 of 10] Longs Peak, Colorado's northern-most 14,000 foot mountain is reflected in the crystal clear waters of Bear Lake in Rocky Mountain National Park. This entire valley was carved and sculpted by Pleistocene glaciers, a process that began some 3 million years ago and ended roughly 10,000 years ago, leaving us with what we today call Glacier Gorge. Sponsored by @StellaArtois: With a lack of access to clean water throughout the world, people spend hours each day collecting water for their families, stifling their chances for opportunities such as education and employment. @StellaArtois has partnered with @Water to help raise awareness of the global water crisis in developing countries, and is donating proceeds from the purchase of all limited-edition Chalices to help give clean water to those in need. For each chalice sold, you can help provide 5 years of clean water for a woman and her family in the developing world.

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