Part of the obsidian flow area of Newberry national volcanic monument. The obsidian flow area (a vast mound of black obsidian glass and other volcanic rock) along with Paulina lake and East lake are located about a half an hours drive (if I remember correctly) from Lava Butte.

The obsidian flow is roughly about 1300 years old and covers roughly 700 acres. The obsidian flow area is part of the Newberry national volcanic monument, which covers a total area of about 55500 acres and is managed by the U.S. Forest Service.

A non-intrusive Flow meter and volume flow display which facilitates quick and simple installation without the need to cut into existing pipe-work.

In my garden

like a black concorde.

saddleco's "flow ti" mesh saddle.

i'm using this one also for the other 2 bikes.

it's used but cheaper than new, and good condition.

thanx, kaz san.

Water plants in a creek in Freising / Germany

Set up to provide the required flow through a device such as a hot water coil in an air handler.

(c) Tomi Palsa - Public Enemy

Flow 2010 opening concert, Finland, Chemical brothers. More at: mur.galleria.fi/kuvat/Events/Flow2010%2520Chemical%2520br...

_Flow_ Creative Showcase

A$AP ROCKY

Flow Festival / Friday 10.8.

(c) Tomi Palsa - Cat Power

(c) Tomi Palsa - Black Motor & Verneri Pohjola

(c) Tomi Palsa - Ricky-Tick Bigband & Julkinen Sana

My my, time flies...

(c) Tomi Palsa - Rubik

(c) Tomi Palsa - NRGM vieraanaan Jufo III

Flow Festival

Public Enemy

(c) Philippov Pavel / Flow Festival 2013

(c) Tomi Palsa - Rubik

Excelente Show da Banda Flow Fechando com Chave de Ouro o Anime Friends 2015

line pass away

FLOW

DESIGN

Jakob Berg, Denmark

APPLICATION

Hotels, restaurants, museums, libraries, churches, halls, waiting areas

MATERIAL

Form pressed plywood

Gadget's Go Coaster, Tokyo Disneyland

Water spills out of our rain barrel's overflow tube at lower right. Its current rounds our teal tub -- one of our storage containers for excess water -- and flows toward the upper left. I deliberately underexposed this shot to get a quicker shutter speed, with as low an f-stop as my camera would allow. Then I tweaked it in MS Photo Editor to bring its brightness and contrast back up.

Earlier Mary had removed the window screen to aid my picture-taking through the glass. By the time I took this shot the rain had eased up somewhat from the deluge in "Our Cup Runneth Over."

In drier times the teal tub has served as home to one of our local black widow spiders.

This is the start of the waterfalls drop from the higher pond to the lower. It starts off in a fairly even flow before it reaches the less even stones below. There is one jagged point that catches the water like torn silk.

Christmas cactus has decided to flower early

(c) Tomi Palsa - Public Enemy