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Driving up to(ward) Iceland's most active volcano machine (no roads to the top, you have to hike) (in the summer!). I can see the peak easily from the house I am staying at.
One of dad's old screw drivers used mostly, I recall, to pop open lids of paint cans. As it did today, in our yard in Mortlach, SK.
Thanks Dad.
I spotted these unusual devices mounted to the walls at the Biltmore Fashion Park in Phoenix. What do you think they do? What is their function? I wonder about the ancient civilizations that relied on these odd boxes.
An unusual piece in the Gallery of Modern Art, Brisbane - these set of 30 some metronomes are set up play random tones avery 24 hours.
This overlook into Fossil Creek Canyon looks like some South American view. An epic bike ride today out Fossil Creek and partly down the old road.
Today I helped a friend cart some stuff to the Buckhead Mesa dump, located between Payson and Pine.
We were struck by seeing snapshots scattered on the ground at the base of this junk pile, how someone dumped photo memories. Who's photos are they? Why trashed?
This one suggests a lost vacation, my first guess was somewhere in the Alps.
Nope.
But I took a screen shot of just the photo and ran it through Google Image search, and came up with match among photos labeled Swift Current Lake in Glacier National Park. Some more digging nailed the location as Many Glacier Hotel.
It's hard to imagine who would toss a memory.
Lost.
The culmination of the Networked Narratives course I co-taught with Mia Zamora was a surprise visit the last week of class (until now I only beamed in by video).
There were many of these moments all week.
@dailyshoot: 2010/10/11: Let's start out the new week by making a photo with a red point of interest. Make sure your subject really stands out. #ds330
Don't get close to my rotten tomatoes. After all the effort to grow them, being sick, I've not had time or energy to cook with them. These two went to the compost, the basket to the trash, and the remaining toms to a neighbor who can use them right away.
That's actually my Dad's old knifeā¦ might not be a really old one, but it was definitely one from his toolbox.
Today's Daily Create was to make a blue screen of death message using type only. My screen just wants to die and not come back
Denali is one of the best places in the world to see wolves in the wild. Wolves live in packs, usually containing a dominant pair, their offspring, and other non-breeding adults. Wolf packs usually live within a specific territory. These territories range in size depending on how much prey is available, but typically measure 200 to 1,000 square miles. Wolves may travel as far as 30 miles in a day moving along at 5 miles per hour, but can reach speeds of 45 miles per hour for short distances.
We've mentioned this in NMC Horizon Reports- it was cool to see one in person at the London Science Museum
Fourth from the top is one the definitely came from Da's toolbox- it was the one he used to pry open paint cans. That's how I use it too.
The sixth annual mountain bike race in Pine / Strawberry Arizona that raises funds to protect the communities from forest fires. The 15 mile course climbs the steep Hardscrabble Road from Pine, up over Strawberry Mountain, into the town of Strawberry, and back down single track to Pine. Racers do 1, 2, or loops.
These photos are from where I volunteered at the turn from Forest Road 428 into the private ranch land leading to the climb over the mountain top. Learn more and maybe ride next year at fireontherim.com
The sixth annual mountain bike race in Pine / Strawberry Arizona that raises funds to protect the communities from forest fires. The 15 mile course climbs the steep Hardscrabble Road from Pine, up over Strawberry Mountain, into the town of Strawberry, and back down single track to Pine. Racers do 1, 2, or loops.
These photos are from where I volunteered at the turn from Forest Road 428 into the private ranch land leading to the climb over the mountain top. Learn more and maybe ride next year at fireontherim.com
Saw 2 tarantulas cursing down Bradshaw Road in Pineā¦ one of them got smushed when I backed up to look for it (sorry)
Porcupines are members of the rodent family with a coat of sharp quills that defend and camouflage them from predators. In ancient times, it was believed that porcupines could throw their quills at an enemy, but this has long been refuted. Quills are released by contact with them, or they can drop out when the porcupine shakes its body. These herbivores live in forested areas and typically eat leaves, herbs, twigs and green plants like skunk cabbage and clover, and bark in the winter.