Closer to arches. Near a little town called Hanksville.

I read scooting dragonblood trees

Where in Utah is this? I’m from Utah and have no idea. Maybe somewhat near Bryce Canyon?

Nice, I'm headed to Iceland in a few weeks. this is on the itinerary

I've been wanting to travel to Socotra for years! Before, Yemen was the only way to travel, so glad to hear there are more options now. Are you sharing any more images anywhere?

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And /r/snowpiercer

Yeah, r/botw used to be best of the week or best of the worst, and Zelda fans invaded so much so it got repurposed. r/Breath_of_the_Wild was made to mitigate that, but it didn’t work.

r/TotK underwent a similar thing where TOTK was the acronym for a show or something that wasn’t very popular. The sun didn’t do much and the owner was happy to repurpose it

“If I had a nickel for every time Zelda fans took over a sub I’d have two nickels, which isn’t a lot but it’s weird that it happened twice.”

EDIT: Here’s the post for proof for r/TotK

Looks like their is more than one Breath of the Wild sub. Interesting!

Sea level changes? Seeds stuck to birds from the mainland, when the mainland had those trees that stayed long after the mainland lost them?

Tried to grow these from seeds. The seeds just ended up molding :(

Pretty sure Socotra has been annexed by the UAE.

Or r/botw

Mer de Glace = Sea of ice.

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BOTW players are putting on their lighting resist gear

oh that does change things hmm

Where?

This is definitely overcast

Reddit moment.

Doesn't make sense because those Atlantic islands are volcanic and did not move away from the main landmass.

:(

Socotra is pretty far away from Yemen and it hasnt been attack in the recent years. I flew from Abu Dhabi, we made a big turn to avoid Yemen mainland. There are alot of tourists (~6000 every year, I know thats not alot but in the context of Socotra it is) I wasnt visitjng Socotra just for Dragonblood trees, the island has way more to offer :)

Im glad you got to visit them. Your pictures may one day be the only exposure a school kid has to their existence.

In my tourism group were 8 americans and 4 canadians. All lovely people :)