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If you require people to use heavy equipment to open the bottle you gotta start making the beer inside better.
... which wasnt so good, but they sold me with the dog on the label, the paw print on the cap and the promise of a raspberry taste lol
Geysers are hot springs that episodically erupt columns of water. They occur in few places on Earth. The highest concentration of geysers anywhere is at the Yellowstone Hotspot Volcano (northwestern Wyoming, USA).
A new, small hydrothermal feature near Plume Geyser was first noticed in Yellowstone's Geyser Hill Group in May or early June of 2015. It is located just west of Plume Geyser & east-northeast of Beehive Geyser. The vent is at 44° 27’ 45.90” North latitude, 110° 49’ 46.27” West longitude. This feature has been nicknamed “Bottlecap Geyser”.
Clips 1-9 - Bottlecap Geyser erupting during the morning of 16 August 2015.
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Video also posted at:
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Video of 2015 to 2017 activity:
This is a 16-inch leather necklace using a vintage Canada Dry Wink bottlecap. Inside of the cap has a multi-colored background with the emoticon for laughing. (http://vintagecrowns.etsy.com)
Bottlecap (chalked) and top layer is Carbon Suedepaper (as most of my cuts are made out of fabulous SuedePaper!). The stars, however, are Tangerine Sugar-Coated Cardstock and the ghost is foil confetti (all confetti is a hard glossy foil material)
Interesting art installation posted up against a wall in the Pearl. I forget what the letters spelled out, but this was a 'T'
This is a 16-inch leather necklace using a vintage Canada Dry Cream Soda bottlecap. Inside of the cap has a goldfish on a multi-colored background. (http://vintagecrowns.etsy.com)
150 bottle caps, 1 coat hanger wire, a little Sculpey, and some aluminum foil. See earthlimitedblog.wordpress.com/2014/12/18/upcycled-capsnake/