Outland Living
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Follow @outlandliving for more nature beauty! Top 3 facts of the day about nature: * THE MOST SCENIC SAILING ROUTE... Did you know that Greece offers some of the world's most scenic sailing routes? With over 6,000 stunning islands to sail between, Greece is home to the most beautiful sailing routes. * THE MOST BEAUTIFUL SEA IN THE WORLD Did you know that the most beautiful sea in the world is considered to be the Caribbean Sea? The beauty of the Caribbean Sea is renowned, with its clear, warm water with a steady 75 degrees Fahrenheit (24 degrees Celsius), making it a popular tourist destination. * THE DEEPEST SEA IN THE WORLD Did you know that the deepest sea in the world is part of the Pacific Ocean? The Mariana Trench or Marianas Trench is located in the western Pacific Ocean, east of the Mariana Islands. With an estimated depth of 7 miles (11 km), it is the deepest sea trench in the world. Which one of the 3 facts was the most surprising to you? ___ Photography: @avgoustidsermis Remember to enter into our giveaway for a chance to win one of our amazing products. Check our feed @outlandliving! See more

Follow @outlandliving for more of nature's beauty! Top 3 facts of the day about nature: * THE LARGEST VALLEY... Did you know that the largest valley in the world is in the US? Located in southern Colorado, the San Luis Valley is the largest alpine valley on earth, measuring in at 122 miles long and 74 miles wide (196 km x 120 km). * THE DEEPEST VALLEY Did you know that the deepest valley belongs to Peru? The Colca Canyon in southern Peru's Arequipa region is an area of astounding scenic beauty, and one of Peru's top tourist destinations. At a depth of 13,640 ft. (4,160 m) it is considered the world's deepest valley. * THE MOST BEAUTIFUL VALLEY Did you know that Switzerland is home to the most beautiful valley in the world? The Lauterbrunnen valley is flanked by colorful alpine meadows and inns located in remote corners of the mountains. The valley has 72 waterfalls and hence the name Lauter Brunnen (many fountains). Which one of the 3 facts was the most surprising to you? ___ Photography: @samuel_lesko Remember to enter into our giveaway for a chance to win one of our amazing products. Check our feed @outlandliving! See more

Follow @outlandliving for more nature beauty! Top 3 facts of the day about nature: * THE COLDEST NORTHERN LIGHTS... Did you know that the coldest place to view the northern lights is in Russia? Oymyakon, at - 63 F, is the world's coldest inhabited place, and it has long, dark nights in January that frequently host the northern lights. * THE MOST BEAUTIFUL NORTHERN LIGHTS Did you know that the most beautiful northern lights in the world routinely occur in Iceland? Some of the most stunning auroras stream down the Kirkjufell mountain on the west coast making it one a popular viewing spot. * THE BEST NORTHERN LIGHTS VIEWS Did you know that Canada is home to one of the best northern lights viewing spots? The Yellowknife Territory boasts its own Aurora Village and special activities for northern lights tourism. Which one of the 3 facts was the most surprising to you? ___ Photography: @visualsofjulius Remember to enter into our giveaway for a chance to win one of our amazing products. Check our feed @outlandliving! See more

Follow @outlandliving for more of nature's beauty! Top 3 facts of the day about nature: * THE MOST BEAUTIFUL CLOUDS... Did you know that the Kelvin-Helmholtz wave cloud is considered one of the most beautiful cloud formations to occur? These clouds look like crashing ocean waves and are formed when two different layers of air move past each other at different speeds. * THE STRANGEST CLOUDS Did you know that picture above shows the formation of Mammatus Clouds? Also known as mammatocumulus, they often occur in association with severe thunderstorms that make the clouds puff downward and they end up being like upside-down bubbles. * THE RAREST CLOUDS Did you know that the rarest cloud formation is known as the Morning Glory? This formation appears as long rolls of dense clouds and can most often be observed in Northern Australia. They can stretch 621 miles (1000 km) long and sometimes there are up to seven, eight consecutive Morning Glory clouds. Which one of the 3 facts was the most surprising to you? ___ Photography: @shavnore Remember to enter into our giveaway for a chance to win one of our amazing products. Check our feed @outlandliving! See more

Here is how to enter the giveaway: 1. Like this post 2. Tag a friend in comments below 3. Follow us (we check) ... 4. Save and share this post Starts: Now Ends: Tuesday , November 17, 11:59 pm PST Winner will be randomly selected and announced on or before November 20 via a story & a tag. Good luck! ___ Must be 18+ and a US or Canadian resident to enter. See more