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Tuf volcanique façonné par l’érosion – Environs de Uçhisar, Cappadoce, Turquie.
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Hello to my 4th grade friends in America...;-)
Abandoned Abused Street Dogs.
Back Story .....................................
You've all heard me mention, "no drama" today on the roads
while traveling out to the monkey temple.
Well to verify why I mention this, yesterday Thailand was awarded
second place for the most dangerous roads in the World !!!
First place went to war torn Libya as the most dangerous roads !
With that being said lets move on to the next topic of conversation.
Mr Apollo passed away Monday night, this is one of the reasons I was busy. Did a private and very personal funeral service for him. He was laid to rest on a special monks robe in a quite spot near the Kind Monks Place. I washed his body with scented oils then placed colorful orchids around him.
Incense sticks were lit, soft chanting took place to help guide his soul towards a better place on his journey .
R.I.P. Mr Apollo .
Arrived at The Dog Palace 10 minutes after 6AM this morning.
Mama and I did our usual greeting before heading into the bingo room where her breakfast was laid out for her.
Actually had to put her food outside and we'll get back to that.
Next we zipped on up to the roof where the new dog and Mama had big fun chasing monkeys and playing with each other .
Next over to The Nuns Place where Rocky, Anna, Tinker Bell and Little Stubby were given their fare share of attention.
Soon Honey and Tuff Guy were also being fed and inspected for any new dings or divots.
Now at this point we are going to back up and talk about a small problem.
An old plastic water line had ruptured in the bingo room and left a 1/2 inch of water on the floor.
Water line has been turned off and extra parts have been purchased for a simple repair tomorrow or the next day.
The way I see it this was a good way to wash the floor without having to carry in buckets of water. Plus I already have an old mop there so it's no big deal ...;-)
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Sembra una foto di altri tempi.. eppure e' uno scatto di pochi anni fa... ero li in Calabria a fare delle serate e non ho potuto fare a meno di scattare delle foto a questi vicoli meravigliosi..
Diving into the grain
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Enjoyed photographing the Reds the other day as the light was constantly changing and the squirrels were moving from light to shade. The back-light here really highlights the Winter tuffs that these adorable creature have!
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Tuff Boxx spreads a little Christmas cheer at various locations, "Jammer" performs his duties, "music is his weapon"
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Vocanic tuff, from eruptions that would dwarf that of M. St. Helen's and that occurred here a bit longer ago than 1 million years, lies in layers dozens of feet thick.
This is at Bandelier National Monument, which is in Frijoles Canyon, cut by water erosion through the tuff.
Finding the restored ancient dwelling is a bit like finding Waldo against the pattern eroded in the tuff by wind and rain.
Viewed large, one can see more easily that restored front to the dwelling at low left and a ladder ascending into one of the naturally cut openings in the cliff.
People have been living here, going back 10,000 years. The ancestors of the local Pueblo Native Americans had a thriving culture around 1150 CE, but climate and possibly warring invaders caused them to move closer to the Rio Grande in the mid 1500s.
I thought this might be appropriate for a window wednesday.
Ppesk and I have painted this beautiful spot on our NY-trip. Thanks to the guys from Tuff City Bronx!
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Stratigraphy, erosion, and deposition in the Sheep Rock unit of the John Day Fossil Beds in central Oregon. The blue-green strata are Turtle Cove member ash and tuff while the brown rock is from an overlying lava flow.
this rad truk was seen VooDoo Larry's Open House / Car show...coverted to BW and now a finished commission work...being snowbound is "forcing " me to catch up on things I owe ...LOL...no excuses
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This was taken from the overlook below the previous photo, and shows the wash that can be hiked by following a nearby trail to the canyon's bottom.
The wash is called Blue Creek. This photo is a good representation of the effects of water in the desert. Lots of vegetation on the canyon's floor, and very little above.
The other interesting point is the wall of rock that blocks the canyon about 2/3 of the way up. That was flowing lava that was stopped when it hit standing water. Fossils found here are those of critters who lived on land or in shallow lakes and rivers, so that tells geologists that this area wasn't covered by a sea or major body of water at that time; the fossils date back lass than 65 million years. Spring chickens!
www.nps.gov/parkhistory/online_books/geology/publications...