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A couple Milky Way shots for you from this weekend. Both were taken using a MSM Tracker, a great portable star tracker. www.moveshootmove.com/?aff=93
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Advenures in Ouzeling - Higger Tor 07052021 - Out before 6:00 this morning, a dusting of snow at Ringinglow and this lovely rainbow as I parked so I grabbed my gear and legged it up the path to get a nice viewpoint - grabbed a couple of shots with the 100-400 but by the time I got my other body with the wide angle it was gone and the visibility started to drop
As so often happens here in my neck of the woods, we are on a tempature rollar coaster. Frosty starts with warm days.
The leaves outlined in frost, proved to hard for me to pass up this morning.
Large view: static.flickr.com/101/296506173_68e95124eb_b.jpg
Whether we use the word “mystic” or not, whether we see ourselves as “mystics” or not, whether we see our Christian vocation as a call to sanctity or not, pertains more to how we appropriate the language of spiritual theology. However we express it, much of Christian life is lived beneath the surface. Grace is ordinary even if not “of nature” itself, present in the ordinariness of daily life. In that sense we are all called to a “mystical” or supernatural level of living in the Spirit with Christ.
-Thomas Aquinas and Teilhard de Chardin Christian Humanism in an Age of Unbelief, Donald J. Goergen, OP
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Most of the sky was covered with clouds and the sunrise was trying to peak through a small area just above the Warby Ranges so I was lucky that the colour stayed until I got into the Winton Wetlands and grabbed this image.
Rene Martens
Climbing out of West Vancouver, BC, CN 2638 rounds a tight bend near milepost 9 on the Squamish Subdivision. The line out of West Vancouver hugs the hillside which is surrounded by many multi million dollar homes. Presenting a challenge for the original railway construction team, rock cuts such as these needed to be blasted for this costal stretch of railroad to be completed.