Cone Collection (page 33)

Walkers on snow field below steaming summit cone, Avacha volcano, 2741m high, Kamchatka, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Eastern Siberia, Russia, Eurasia

Cattle below the volcanic cone on the island of Pico in the Azores, Portugal, Atlantic, Europe

Vicuna grazing on altiplano desert, with El Misti volcano behind, near Arequipa, Peru, South America

Waterfall beneath Mount Mayon, 2462m, a volcanic cone with plume of smoke, Bicol Province, southeast Luzon, Philippines, Southeast Asia, Asia

Mt Ngauruhoe, 2291m, youngest of the three volcanoes in the Tongariro National Park, North Island, New Zealand

Dormant volcano, Mount Ngauruhoe, Tongariro National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, Taupo, South Auckland, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Late winter hikers on Tongariro crossing, Mount Ngauruhoe and South Crater, Taupo, Tongariro National Park, UNESCO World Heritage Site, North Island, New Zealand, Pacific

Eruption and lava flow from the Monti Calcarazzi fissure on the southern flank of Mt Etna in 2001, This flow threatened the town of Nicolosi, Sicily, Italy

Mount Etna, Sicily, Italy, Europe

Merapi volcano, Yogyakarta region, Java, Indonesia

Bromo-Tengger-Semeru National Park at dawn, island of Java, Indonesia, Southeast Asia, Asia

Fissure vent with spatter cones, Laki Volcano, Iceland, Polar Regions

Pine cones and needles, Greece, Europe

Burning incense at Kuanyin Temple, Ma Hang Village, Stanley Bay, Hong Kong Island, Hong Kong, China

Conical limestone hills and Shanghai to Kunming Railway, Guilin, Shuicheng, Guizhou, China, Asia

The smoking Volcan Villarrica, 2847m, Lake District, Chile, South America

Atacama Desert and Volcan Licancabur, San Pedro de Atacama region, Chile, South America

Licancabur volcano, San Pedro de Atacama, Chile, South America

Cattle grazing in a field with the Osorno volcano behind in the Lake District in Chile, South America

The cone of Volcan Osorno from the Petrohue Falls near Puerto Montt, Chile, South America

Mount Osorno, a volcano in Vicente Rosales National Park, Lake District, Chile, South America

View from the caldera of the volcano of Pico de Fogo, Fogo (Fire), Cape Verde Islands, Africa

View of volcano cone taken from la Dehesa, with sea beyond, El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain, Atlantic, Europe

Volcano cone viewed from la Dehesa, with sea beyond, El Hierro, Canary Islands, Spain, Atlantic, Europe

Ollague volcano, with summit fumarole steam plume, Andes mountains, Bolivia, South America

The perfect cone of Volcan Concepcion, 1610m, one of two volcanoes that make up the island of Omotepe, Nicaragua, Central America

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"Cone: A Symbol of Nature's Beauty and Architectural Marvels" From the majestic St Paul's Cathedral, with its intricate section through Wren's Dome, to the towering Reichstag Dome in Berlin by Norman Foster, cones have left their mark on architectural wonders around the world. In the realm of nature, we encounter the enchanting Pinus cembra or Arolla pine cones, showcasing their unique beauty. Meanwhile, perched on larch cones in Suffolk, England during a chilly February day is an adult Blue Tit bird (Parus caeruleus), reminding us of the delicate balance between wildlife and natural resources. The Scots pine (Pinus sylvestris) stands tall alongside European landscapes as a testament to endurance and resilience. Ancient East African city Axum reveals conical grass huts juxtaposed against a royal palace backdrop while people work marble in the foreground—showcasing human ingenuity throughout history. Moving across continents to New Zealand's North Island, Mount Taranaki (Egmont) majestically overlooks grazing dairy cows—a picturesque scene that highlights both natural beauty and agricultural livelihoods. On a lighter note, who can resist French fries? These crispy delights are often served cone-shaped—a guilty pleasure enjoyed worldwide. Delving deeper into nature's wonders lies Encephalartos horridus—the Eastern Cape blue cycad—an ancient plant species that has survived for millions of years. Similarly enduring is the Honey Bee (Apis mellifera), tirelessly buzzing around wild honeycombs—a reminder of our dependence on pollinators for food production. Alder trees (Alnus glutinosa) grace landscapes with their elegant presence while providing valuable ecological benefits such as nitrogen fixation. Yellowstone National Park's West Thumb Geyser Basin showcases geothermal activity at its finest—cones formed by mineral deposits dotting Yellowstone Lake's shores create an otherworldly spectacle. Cones symbolize the intricate beauty of nature and serve as architectural inspirations.