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tyler.durden
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This morning, moon by Venus. Phone camera does not like focusing to infinity.
tyler.durden
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lokie
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Rice terraces strung with lights in Wajima, Japan
This nightly display in the community of Wajima, Japan, has its roots in tragedy. In March 2007, the region was hit by a powerful earthquake that injured more than 300 people and caused one death. As a memorial, people here placed candles around their rice fields. The candles were later replaced with solar lanterns—and the tradition continues today. Terraced rice fields are a common sight on the hillsides of this region. This particular field is in Shiroyone Senmaida, where the terraces slope down toward the Sea of Japan.
This nightly display in the community of Wajima, Japan, has its roots in tragedy. In March 2007, the region was hit by a powerful earthquake that injured more than 300 people and caused one death. As a memorial, people here placed candles around their rice fields. The candles were later replaced with solar lanterns—and the tradition continues today. Terraced rice fields are a common sight on the hillsides of this region. This particular field is in Shiroyone Senmaida, where the terraces slope down toward the Sea of Japan.
Chunky Stool
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I had one as a teenager that started out like that.
He hit 35ish lbs & outta control at around a year old.
A Female probably would have worked out better.
He hit 35ish lbs & outta control at around a year old.
A Female probably would have worked out better.
cannabineer
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that looks like being made to live inside a migraine
BudmanTX
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don't be on a hit of acid or shrooms with that coloring.....sheesh.
raratt
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I like it, wonder if it will fluoresce with a black light...
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Add a few posters and sex toys and bam, “I live in the back of Spencer Gifts”
raratt
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I miss that store...Add a few posters and sex toys and bam, “I live in the back of Spencer Gifts”
BudmanTX
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Dating back to the 14th century, daisugi allowed for the cultivation of Kitayama cedar, a species of tree known for growing exceptionally straight and lacking knots, in a time when high demand and lack of straight land for planting enough trees made growing Kitayama cedars impossible. Similar to the famous art of bonsai, daisugi basically involved heavily pruning a so-called “mother cedar tree” so that only the straightest shoots are allowed to grow. Careful hand-pruning is conducted every couple years, leaving only the top boughs and ensuring that the shoots remain knot free. After about 20 years, the now massive shoots can either be harvested as exceptional Kitayama lumber, or replanted to repopulate forests.
Those have to be huge cloners...