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This is another in a series of out-of-your-normal-tribute skies. I am out at the McIntosh Lake Loop and while I have never seen a UFO, imagine my surprise at seeing this Klingon war bird right here! Talk about seeing characters in the clouds, "Seldom Scene" are clouds from the annals of Star Trek. Egad, right here ate Mac Lake? I am sure NCAR in Boulder could have an explanation for this like for alien lenticulars. I am assuming that NCAR was not already shredded by the Orange Empire for their research into atmospherics! The Uber-Right is even skeptical about having to breathe the atmospherics themselves as long as the Kochs furnish them with gas masks. This atmosphere is declaring war!
At least I was able to snag this . Why I could capture this scruffy January sky with my tele-zoom does not even ring a bell at this point. That could not have been a cold January day. Sheesh, it's already over 90 orange degrees before 11AM right now, somebody pour me into that January day in my tee shirt back then. The forecast for tomorrow is a bitch puppy, a real Pruett Parade! Maybe I can reach him in his private Koch Brothers phone booth to complain.
I wandered out west from Dawson Park at McIntosh Lake on the loop trail for exercise in the afternoon and found this willy nilly sky. It was another abnormal January Orange Hair day. The day is going to be about as Stormy as the orange mob boss's dance card.
Mac Lake is always a good spot for a walk. I get out there a few times each month... after splapping my sleepy bum. I hoped to bail more with the final advent of spring this year. All the Colorado newbies complain about the down turns with panic warnings. I am panicked about the extensive over-paving and over-warming of Largemont.
Aliens need a warm and cozy home too - with a smoking chimney and a loving mommy, no matter how different they are from us.
I had a successful and not so successful trip. I found the Alien World area in the Valley of Dreams area, but wasn't able to get to the King of Wings.
Don and I hiked for several hours getting to Alien World in 40 mph winds. You have many gullies and streams to cross, along with sandy dune areas. Anyway, after 5 hours in the Valley of Dreams area, we had had it.
Now to the Alien World area and the Valley of Dreams. It has awesome rock formations. I could post pictures until you are sick of the area. There was also amazing amount of petrified wood, including large logs. It is another place I hope to get back to, I'm sure I missed many rock formations in it.
If you get the chance to see this, I highly recommend it. I don't think you would be disappointed.
An Alien sighting in Winters Elm, Bellisseria. Be on the look out!
It seems to mesmerize its victims with stares of deadly cuteness.
Doctor Racine and her team are the world's leading experts in non-terrestrial technology and xenobiology.
Commenting on her rather unorthodox approach to research, which has been criticised by other teams working in this field, the doctor observed: "We just focus on the practical applications and let the boys worry about the ethics."
Happy Novvember! In much the same way as I redid the ADU mech, I've reduced the alien Crescent to its component parts and started again.
Once again, the big saucer pieces are integral to the build (although I'm honestly sick of them, they're so big and blocky!), along with the lime fins. I've also used some of the larger shells to round out the back of the cockpit, so all told this is a rather chonky build.
I started with the triangular-finned prongs, and from there the build continued. I do wish I had a third 16x4 wedge, as I've used two for the wings, and I think for maximum absurdity it would have been good for it to be the stabiliser too. No such luck though, so I made a more sensibly-proportioned fin.
This will be coming to Bricktastic in February, along with the rest of the ADU/alien invaders. Come say hello!
The Snow Monsters of Zao ski Resort. Shot from the ropeway cablecar. This shot reminds me a bit of Alien when they walk into the spaceship around all the eggs. This is a tiltshift fake.
I only realised it when I got home (and zoomed in), that this random guy walking around in the pic was actually a photographer friend that I had just met who was staying at our lodge. Small world.
Truly amazing sight! These are trees frozen by winds from Siberia and covered in dry powder snow, giving a ghostly or monster impression as the snow piles up. Therefore the name "Snow Monsters" or Juhyo as called by the Japanese. Often things are over-hyped but to me these weren't!
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Official US Government reports in recent years have confirmed the belief, common in the 1950s, that UFOs are flying around in the skies. Above I present evidence that aliens may have disembarked from a UFO and adopted Christmas disguises to in a brazen attempt to blend into the local population over the holiday season when peoples' guards are down and earthlings are feeling goodwill to all "mankind" or if you prefer our Prime Minister's politically correct wording, goodwill to "peoplekind."
One of the (low light) scenes from the movie "Alien" in the Great Movie Ride attraction at Disney's Hollywood Studios.
"In space no one can hear you scream"
Alien is a 1979 science fiction horror film directed by Ridley Scott and starring Tom Skerritt, Sigourney Weaver, Veronica Cartwright, Harry Dean Stanton, John Hurt, Ian Holm and Yaphet Kotto. The film's title refers to its primary antagonist: a highly aggressive extraterrestrial creature that stalks and kills the crew of a spaceship.
This 'thing' was moving,pulsating and vibrating in weird ways... Took me a few seconds to realise it was a sunbeam reflected off boiling eggs ;)
Happy Novvember! In much the same way as I redid the ADU mech, I've reduced the alien Crescent to its component parts and started again.
Once again, the big saucer pieces are integral to the build (although I'm honestly sick of them, they're so big and blocky!), along with the lime fins. I've also used some of the larger shells to round out the back of the cockpit, so all told this is a rather chonky build.
I started with the triangular-finned prongs, and from there the build continued. I do wish I had a third 16x4 wedge, as I've used two for the wings, and I think for maximum absurdity it would have been good for it to be the stabiliser too. No such luck though, so I made a more sensibly-proportioned fin.
This will be coming to Bricktastic in February, along with the rest of the ADU/alien invaders. Come say hello!
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Alien posing (68 pictures)
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I have always wanted to experiment with modeling balloons. Very funny like being equipped with an exoskeleton. The hard light emphasize the new body shape with strong shadows. With the added insulation from the balloons and layer of air, the alien suit is quite warm. The alien therefore loses some fluid. It still has to acclimatize.
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