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Photo of the day - September 2009
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I think that there was honey or something in/on the crate, because all three pandas were licking up a storm! It was definitely different watching them playing with the crates and licking them rather than chomping on the usual bamboo.Humphreys Peak by Moonlight
Our local anthill by moonlight, Humphreys Peak (12,300 ft). My girlfriend and I enjoy driving 30 minutes to camp at the edge of a meadow with great views of this peak. After years of saying I'm gonna do a night shot there, I finally did. I think when I go back I'll try again with out the bright moonlight on the veil of clouds.
Our local anthill by moonlight, Humphreys Peak (12,300 ft). My girlfriend and I enjoy driving 30 minutes to camp at the edge of a meadow with great views of this peak. After years of saying I'm gonna do a night shot there, I finally did. I think when I go back I'll try again with out the bright moonlight on the veil of clouds.
do I see basalt (flows) capping the hills in the background, and the pillar in the foreground is basalt? I noticed a flow in a earlier pic of a waterfall. They seem common around there. Where have the trees gone? In British stoves?
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A worker at the salt flats of Piran:
do I see basalt (flows) capping the hills in the background, and the pillar in the foreground is basalt? I noticed a flow in a earlier pic of a waterfall. They seem common around there. Where have the trees gone? In British stoves?
I'm no geologist... but this area - known as the 'Dark Peak' - is known for its gritstone outcrops and eroded, weathered rocks...
Love this forum, always good things to see, and/or read.
btw... I havent seen either, nor have i seen Titanic, or any of the Die Hard series!
Just got back from a trip down the Pacific Northwest Coast. I was staying in Newport, Oregon and it's a beautiful place!
Here is Cape Creek, Lane County, Oregon.
Here is Cape Creek, Lane County, Oregon.
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