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At Botanical Beach, west coast of Canada.
I liked how the blue sky reflected so well in these puddles along the flats.
going with and against the grid to achieve illusions and push/pull of depth/flatness, and overlap/intersection.
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"Tucked 40km in from the Kings Highway, historical Captains Flat provides a peaceful and relaxing setting for tourists, visitors and residents.
Situated within a day-trip distance of Canberra, Captains Flat makes a relaxing change to the city allowing visitors to feel the historical aspects of the region."
[Information courtesy: www.captainsflat.org]
For tourist drives incorporating directions to the village, attractions to see while you are there, including the Heritage Trail, visit the website: www.captainsflat.org.
A visit to Captains Flat is not complete without dropping in to the Outsider Gallery to see the work of self-taught artist Gunther Deix and the creative space he lives in with his partner Christine. You can get a sneak peak of the Gallery space in our Arts Trail album: www.flickr.com/photos/103976804@N04/albums/72157676287599905
There is also an 'Old fashioned country market undercover in the Captains Flat Community Hall. 1st Saturday of every month (except Jan).' The Captains Flat Country Markets are run by the Captains Flats Community Association, a non-profit organisation, for the benefit of the local community and you can find craft, handmade jewellery, local produce, handcrafted timber furniture and garden art, plants, homemade cakes, slices, preloved goods and much more! For more information visit their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pg/CaptainsFlatMarkets
Last night Nic got the prime bed spot because it was his birthday. Tonight I got it because I won 1st place at the "obedience trial" we had for the last night of beginner obedience classes! They combined two obedience classes and had an actual competition and I won. My "heeling" wasn't the greatest tonight, but my recalls and stand for exam were very good. And I was the only dog in both classes who scored perfectly on a one minute sit stay and a two minute down stay. Aren't I smart?
Sorry I don't look too excited about all this, but I'm very tired and I'd really like for Mom to put up the camera and let me put this bed to good use.
Jessie
P.S. Mom says if she were smart she would finish removing the partially torn off wall paper and paint this room if she is going to continue to publish pictures of it!
"Tucked 40km in from the Kings Highway, historical Captains Flat provides a peaceful and relaxing setting for tourists, visitors and residents.
Situated within a day-trip distance of Canberra, Captains Flat makes a relaxing change to the city allowing visitors to feel the historical aspects of the region."
[Information courtesy: www.captainsflat.org]
For tourist drives incorporating directions to the village, attractions to see while you are there, including the Heritage Trail, visit the website: www.captainsflat.org.
A visit to Captains Flat is not complete without dropping in to the Outsider Gallery to see the work of self-taught artist Gunther Deix and the creative space he lives in with his partner Christine. You can get a sneak peak of the Gallery space in our Arts Trail album: www.flickr.com/photos/103976804@N04/albums/72157676287599905
There is also an 'Old fashioned country market undercover in the Captains Flat Community Hall. 1st Saturday of every month (except Jan).' The Captains Flat Country Markets are run by the Captains Flats Community Association, a non-profit organisation, for the benefit of the local community and you can find craft, handmade jewellery, local produce, handcrafted timber furniture and garden art, plants, homemade cakes, slices, preloved goods and much more! For more information visit their Facebook page: www.facebook.com/pg/CaptainsFlatMarkets
One of the world's most impressive angular unconformities is located along Interstate 70 in Salina Canyon, central Utah. Angular unconformities are formed by structural tilting or folding of flat-lying sedimentary rocks, followed by erosion, followed by deposition of more flat-lying sedimentary rocks. The Salina Canyon angular unconformity can't get more angular than it is already, with flat-lying beds atop vertical beds, separated by an erosion surface having small-scale irregular topography. The overlying beds are basal Flagstaff Formation (mid-Paleocene). The underlying reddish-colored beds are tilted Twist Gulch Formation (Middle Jurassic) (also known as the Twist Gulch Member of the Arapien Formation).
The angular unconformity is exposed throughout the lower parts of Salina Canyon (Salina Creek valley), east of the town of Salina, on both sides of Interstate 70 (but better seen on the northern side of the highway). This photo shows the unconformity on the southern side of the highway - the lower half of the picture has the undersides of vertically-oriented beds facing the viewer. To the east, the underlying rocks become less vertical, and eventually have a disconformable relationship with the overlying rocks.
The structural tilting of the Twist Gulch Formation has been attributed to local salt dome tectonics. Evaporites occur in underlying Middle Jurassic strata. Some of the rock salt intervals have domed upward as salt diapirs, resulting in tilting of overlying beds. The Salina Canyon angular unconformity provides information about the timing of rock salt diapirism (i.e., post-Jurassic & pre-Paleocene - in other words, during the Cretaceous).
The rocks just above the unconformity are sandstones, with some conglomerate lenses (basal lags).
July 9, 2023 - First stop this morning was to learn about the Noeirinha Salt Flats in Aveiro, Portugal.
"Aveiro has always been one of the main points of salt extraction in Portugal. This has gained enormous prominence in the economy of the region. Salt was so valuable that even today we receive the "salary" as a form of payment for our work." Previous text: www.zeca.pt/visita-as-salinas-de-aveiro/