Beautiful

Carne Seca said:

I was thinking one of my nephews recognized the photo from my online album. The bowl of Super Silver Haze didn't help matters. It scared the liver out of me.

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You're freaking out man.

When you least expect it, this thread gets bumped.

Wow, that's a big hole in a glacier.
I don't know where you're getting these but they suit the thread title.
+ if I could.

Just installed it as my background on 22" screen.
Looks awesome !

Costa and the last one is obviously NYC (Looks like a tower of giraffe.)

My desktop (dual monitor):

GreatwhiteNorth said:

Wow, that's a big hole in a glacier.
I don't know where you're getting these but they suit the thread title.
+ if I could.

Just installed it as my background on 22" screen.
Looks awesome !

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The original pic is much bigger with incredible clarity...I come across these pics while surfing the web and when I see something beautiful {or at least what I find to be} and post them here. Glad you enjoy them GW

MojoRison said:

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This just brought me back to my childhood, where we had a coffee table book filled with snowflakes photographed under a dark field microscope. Beautiful fractals. Dr. Masaru Emoto.

Moon Goblin said:

This just brought me back to my childhood, where we had a coffee table book filled with snowflakes photographed under a dark field microscope. Beautiful fractals. Dr. Masaru Emoto.

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If only it really looked like that instead of:

Matanuska glacier is the closest to me, although you have to hike out and I don't hike.


Pioneer Peak, a little south of that. I passed it in the dark last night when I went out to get some smoke:


And two I took in the same general area:

^^^^same place but in April

cheechako said:

Matanuska glacier is the closest to me, although you have to hike out and I don't hike.

Pioneer Peak, a little south of that. I passed it in the dark last night when I went out to get some smoke:

And two I took in the same general area:
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Now I'm reminded of Matanuska Tundra x Shiskeberry (the first successful indoor crop I had,) and Methuselah (an adopted cocker spaniel) that was so old it had lost close to all the elastin in her face- so, when she would wake up from sleeping her face would remain smooshed looking.

Old dogs are so loving and trusting.
Best friends for life.

After we would place reading glasses on her (Methuselah, my old dog,) she would perk-up and investigate the room- as if she had seen it for the first time.

When you least expect it, two more least chipmunks because I don't know if people were like-ing the last least chipmunk because it was a cool photo of a least chipmunk of because they got the joke that it was a least chipmunk or both if not at least one of the two.

By the way, the pic of my dog is taken in the parking lot of the Home Depot in Wasilla. It is not some excursion out into the vast wilderness of Alaska.

although there is plenty of wildlife (locals)at the Depo....lol

I think half the regular posters are from Alaska

kinetic said:

I think half the regular posters are from Alaska

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I am not from Alaska. I am cheechako. I will be until I move or die, and unfortunately, I think I am stuck here.