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-Bitter cold has left me sickly and weak, but tragedy is never far from the new frontier's explorers. I have been fortunate.
What a view from up here. Perhaps it will warm by spring, the rolling valleys fertile and free able to support my people. Only time shall tell. -
American explorer plants Old Glory on the top of a mountain in the new age of exploration, effectively claiming the land for his home country.
Fig Friday with The Sax Pirate himself. Make sure to check out what he makes!
The perfect mate to aid the "on foot" explorer in hostile or uncertain terrain. Sophisticated scanners isolate potential threats and choose an optimal route to destinations - plus they don't mind carring your stuff.
A bot emerges as I try and clean up both the house and my lego. Little editing helps it along.
Europe's largest radio telescope operated by the Max-Planck-Institute for Radio astronomy (Germany). Diameter 100m. HDR
Some more digital art practice, this concept is around explorers using some kind of Clarke-tech (advanced technology comparable to magic); so rather than big heavy rovers and exo-suits maybe it's telepresence beamed down from orbit as avatars (no need to worry about fighting dangerous gravity wells). Exploring as ghosts or gods: effortless, elegant, silent, spectral.
I'm not sure the picture tells the story enough though; I had trouble trying to convey movement to the drone. It looks a little static to, frozen to me. What are your thoughts?
A Space display is the opportunity to make small "funny" vehicles
We start soft with a classic exploration rover : Lunar Exploration Rover
Artist concept of SLS launching.
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Regulars may remember that several years ago, an exploration followed Dorset's River Frome from source to mouth. In this photo, not far from Maiden Newton Station, our new exploration along the route of the Bridport Railway branch line crosses the route of the R. Frome exploration.
To the top and right, the embankment of the railway line can be seen under which the river flows. Adjacent and In the foreground, an old public right-of-way bridge crosses the Frome. More or less in the middle of the photo, a sluice gate can also be seen that can regulate the flow depending on the weather conditions though how often it is still used I do not know.
Incidentally, running along the valley is part of the Macmillan Way, a 290 mile / 470 kms trail from Boston, Lincolnshire to Abbotsbury, Dorset. It is named after the Macmillan Charity dedicated to cancer relief.
I’ve traveled the world twice over,
Met the famous; saints and sinners,
Poets and artists, kings and queens,
Old stars and hopeful beginners,
I’ve been where no one’s been before,
Learned secrets from writers and cooks
All with one library ticket
To the wonderful world of books.
~JANICE JAMES
Sometimes the best thing you can do to learn new techniques is sit down in front of unusual arts, and just explore their possibilities.
"Seeing" creatively, means being able to see differently. Not just what is expected, but what is possible. It can be as simple as turning a plate upside down and building "backwards", like here. And trying to find alternative connections for parts, like using a 1x1 round brick and a tyre to secure a Trolls hair piece and turn it into a flower.
In other words, explore the possibilities. You might just surprise yourself with what you find.