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I have been to Japan three times and this my first time viewing Mt Fuji. The cloud cover made it hard to photograph.
They say it looks like Washington lying in state. They also say not paying taxes is worth having uneducated children and shoddy streets.
Mt Hverfjall is a gigantic tephra volcanic crater, a so-called Tuff Ring, created 2,500 years ago. It is one kilometre in diameter and the concave is 140 metres deep. It is found to the east of Lake Mývatn, northern Iceland.
An array of MT Tapes, MT tape cutters and also the MT Tape book are now available at the little dröm store!
One of the first things I saw after landing was Mt. Ararat--the traditional symbol of Armenia. Even though it is now inside Turkey, it dominates the view around Yerevan.
After a log day's driving, we reached Mt Rushmore. The shadows had grown long, and I’d lost enthusiasm for visiting oversized carvings of powerful white men, etched into a mountain with little regard for the original residents of the Black Hills below. According to “Honor the Treaties (www.youtube.com/watch?v=k4cBOF9DE10)”, a short film I came across recently, 90% of Lakota today live below the US poverty line the life expectancy of males is only 47.
For the backstory, please visit my photoblog: www.ursulasweeklywanders.com/history/history-lessons-sout...
A snowy scene of Mt. Werner, which became an ARM Mobile Facility deployment site for the Storm Peak Lab Cloud Property Validation Experiment (STORMVEX). The science team confirmed various operations sites on the mountain during a science team gathering at Steamboat Springs, Colorado, in January 2010.
The 2010-2011 Storm Peak Lab Cloud Property Validation Experiment (STORMVEX) field campaign saw the deployment of the second ARM Mobile Facility (AMF2) to Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The purpose of the campaign was to collect data on clouds and precipitation in a complex terrain, specifically a wintertime and mountainous environment.
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Taken from a turn out on Forest Road 83 near Lava Canyon Cropped from a panorama made from 3 photos stitched together using Canon PhotoStich v3.1. Gifford Pinchot National Forest, Washington CG3-4084-86e4K+
Hi everyone. Just checking in. I've been so busy trying to set up my own business I've lagged here. But I'm still alive, I swear. :)
If you're ever bored, you can check out www.flickr.com/photos/fikefoto and see part of what I've been working on. You've probably seen most of these photos already, but there are some new. Just trying to highlight the best stuff for potential clients to look at.
Anyways, back to working on my portfolio to show people. Bought yet more stuff, so I'd better start making some more money soon. :) I've got to be prepared for anything now.
See you all around as soon as I can.
Take care - Cindy