India 100 Years Ago

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A Tree that Bleeds

The tree in these photos is known as the Dragon’s Blood tree and it is a rare type of tree that originates on a small group of four islands in the Indian Ocean. The tree contains a beautiful red sap which is called Dragon’s Blood that has been used as a medicine to treat a variety of ailments and can supposedly increase the potency of witchcraft spells for sexuality, banishing, love, and protection.

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Royal Gorge Bridge, Colorado

Royal Gorge Bridge, Colorado
built in 1929, soars 1200 ft. above the Arkansas River.
The bridge span is one quarter of a mile.

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