final picture contest thread

which is your favorite pic?

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MicroGro

MicroGro

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Kaya thanks for the vote!! And, wha... wha.... I see Tahoe voted for my pic as well! I don't know if you clicked the wrong thing or what but thanks for the vote I skeezed and voted for my self. Ya look like you got this one in the bag though tahoe, much love and fat harvests for ya!
 
Garden Knowm

Garden Knowm

The Love Doctor
MicroGro said:
Kaya thanks for the vote!! And, wha... wha.... I see Tahoe voted for my pic as well! I don't know if you clicked the wrong thing or what but thanks for the vote I skeezed and voted for my self. Ya look like you got this one in the bag though tahoe, much love and fat harvests for ya!
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you can see who voted for each picture?
 
MicroGro

MicroGro

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Yeah if you click the number of votes in the poll next to the percentages it pulls up who voted for what.
 
tahoe58

tahoe58

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hey man....I'll try and answer that as best I can.......a "pingo" is born and also dies.....it starts as a small lense of ice close to surface level, and then as a result of the specific above and below ground environmental conditions....grows. There a university perfessor at UVic that has studied these things for I think like 50 years. He's the "pingo guru"....at least as far as my network goes. so they are born, and grow large (some larger than others) and then die and collapse again....very cool feature at ground level, they are often used as excellent denning sites for grizzly and arctic fox. I have found dens of each on either side of the structure. and the neatest things is the ecosystem structure change from the base to the top.....they are all wetland/sedges and standing water at the base, to a mountain/alpine/tundra at the top....the exposure to wind and weather, brutal temperature and moisture regimes.....its absolutely like you walk from one ecosystem into another in the ascent to the top. Funny enough, they are considered such sensitive features and susecptible to damage that each and every one of them wherever they are (in Canada) are protected and you need permission to go walk on them! hahahahahaha....anyhow....yea the pic was taken from a helicopter.....I've added a couple of others from the same part of that trip.....cheers and ENJOY! :blsmoke:
Dubbuh said:
lmao:spew:

haha i thought it was a volcano. o well. so wtf is there like a glacier under it or what? ha. awesome pic, did u take it urself? in a helicopter or a plane or somethin?
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mastakoosh

mastakoosh

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yeehaw, great job tahoe and as knowm said you are a big weener haha. thanks to all who entered and a big thanks to garden knowm for the contest.
 
tahoe58

tahoe58

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thanks so much to everyone....kudos to GK and Masta for putting this all together in the first place.....and to everyone else that submitted pics, and those that voted! thanks again!
 
natmoon

natmoon

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I thought it was like the bottom of a giant seed,well on topic and not something most of us will ever get to see.
Well done tahoe.
Now as i voted for you how about stealing me a few buckets of that soil:mrgreen:
 
tahoe58

tahoe58

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hahahahaha....hey Nat.....the guys up there now said yesterday the windchill was -58C . I think I wait until the weather warms up......which wil be like...July?
 
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