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Te siento debajo de la piel. Te quiero debajo de la piel.

  

-Eres un vejestorio con un aspecto muy raro. Parece como si tuvieras que estar muerto pero te hubieras olvidado de hacerlo.

-Ya lo solucionaré.

-¿Qué problema tienes?

-Cosas que me preocupan todo el día y toda la noche.

-Dime algunas...

-Pues, por ejemplo, cada vez que me pongo los pantalones por la mañana y bajo la mano siempre pienso ¿funcionará la cremallera? Por supuesto, normalmente funciona. Pero lo que me preocupa es ¿por qué tengo que tener esos pensamientos? ¿Para qué me sirven? Es una pérdida de energía, una completa inutilidad.

-¿Por qué no vas a ver a un loquero?

-Lo que yo necesito es un loquero que no necesite un loquero y de ésos no hay muchos.

   

NO HAY CANCIONES DE AMOR, Hijo de Satanás; Charles Bukowski.

          

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Some photos of my old MOC. I already posted one photo of this vehicle 10 years ago. These I found on my brickshelf (I totally forgot about this site).

 

The old photo: Surface Explorer on flickr

Gota de agua en el borde de una hoja

This image shows part of the surface of Chryse Planitia, near the mouth of several of the giant outflow channels carved by massive floods. At this location the channel is much too large to be seen within a HiRISE image, and this shows an area of level plains near the mouth.

 

A long trough with aeolian (wind-blown) ripples runs through part of the image. This feature likely formed by contraction of the surface layer.

 

Image cutout is less than 1 km (under 1 mi) top to bottom and the spacecraft altitude was 284 km (176 mi). North is to the right. For full observation details including images with scale bars, visit the source link.

 

NASA/JPL-Caltech/UArizona

www.uahirise.org/PSP_006268_1995

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Here's a snap of one of the T60's taken in the San Juans a couple of weeks ago. One of my favourite moments, surface tension! That moment as the Orca surfaces to breathe where it's above the water's surface but hasn't quite broken through it.

 

Photography ©Lisa Skelton, all rights reserved.

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At the edge of the pond.

Black Skimmer (Rynchops niger) - Tarpon Springs, Florida

 

So why are these birds called 'skimmers'?

 

I enjoyed watching the black skimmers in action on this visit to Florida. It was my first opportunity to photograph them. I may sneak a few more into my photostream over the next few weeks.

 

Thanks for visiting!

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I usually don't post photos of my "gear," but I am SO IN LOVE with this device!!!

 

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Just Pinned to Anti Slip Step Paint: Car Park Marking in...

This is a photo of sunlight reflecting on the surface of the shallow estuary river that flows across Clam Harbour Beach. I have copied and mirrored the image twice (using the Lunapic website) to create this river current symmetry.

Gaining altitude seems to take effort for double crested cormorants, who tend to drag their feet on the water's surface in their shallow take-off.

Updated 6880 Surface Explorer, making it more of a mobile exploration platform.

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Playground Flooring Coloured Painting in Codsend #Playground #Flooring #Coloured #Painting #Codsend

Surfacing. ©Copyright 2017 Karlton Huber Photography - all rights reserved.

 

The top of this building reminded me of a submarine conning tower. I put a little tilt on the composition to give the impression of a submarine surfacing.

 

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[EN (IT segue sotto)] "Far surface", the horizon of the Mirandolese valley to the north, the boundary between the blue sky streaked with cirrus clouds and the fields cultivated with mature cereals, delimited by the ditch and reeds in the foreground. [... ] What connected my feet to that distant horizon were the fields.

 

Boundless, all over the plain, cultivated with wheat, corn, or with greenhouses for melons and watermelons (which in this area they call "female watermelons"), which grow well in this sandy soil which once (many times) is was the bed of the river Po.

 

Even the asparagus are doing well, while on the other side of the river, in Mantua, they have specialized in pumpkin, from which the tortelli. But most of the plots are intended for cereals, which in those days were already starting to turn yellow. [...]

 

The complete article "lowlanders" on www.simonepelatti.it

  

[IT] “Far surface”, l’orizzonte della valle mirandolese verso Nord, limite tra il cielo azzurro striato di cirri e i campi coltivati a cereali ormai maturi, delimitati dal fosso e canneto in primo piano.[...] Quello che univa i miei piedi fino a quell’orizzonte lontano erano i campi.

 

Sconfinati, per tutta la pianura, coltivati a grano, mais, o con serre per i meloni e le angurie (che in questa zona chiamano “cocomere”, femminile), che crescono bene in questo terreno sabbioso che una volta (tante volte) è stato il letto del Po’.

 

Anche gli asparagi ci stanno bene, mentre sull’altra sponda del fiume, nel mantovano, si sono specializzati nella zucca, da cui i tortelli. Ma la maggior parte degli appezzamenti sono destinati ai cereali, che in quei giorni già iniziavano ad ingiallire. […]

 

L’articolo completo “abitanti di pianura” su www.simonepelatti.it

 

Mirandola (MO), Italia. Maggio 2020.

 

Sony a6000 with Tokina atx pro dx ii 11-16 f2.8 @ 11 mm, 1/80 sec a f – 22, ISO 100

 

#campagna; #orizzonte; #campi; #pianura; #cielo; #mirandola; #Emilia; #bassa_modenese;

#countryside; #horizon; #field; #flatland; #sky;

 

www.simonepelatti.it 2020

Walkers were used by the Federation ground crew to traverse inhospitable planet surfaces, covering large tracts where exploratory skimmers and other flyers were too dangerous to use.

 

In later years of the Federation the same exploratory walkers had scanning arrays and other sensors replaced with weapon mounts to defend distant outposts from Blacktron attack.

 

Inspired by ama77what's brilliantly tiny Mighty Mk3 and in the background of course Legoloverman's brilliantly detailed Recon Walker (now almost a decade old!). These three represent in between members of the family! The old grey family. (did I already say I love old grey?)

Being a geek for tech I always hated that really beautiful products only came from Apple (the one brand that I do not own and do not want to own for different reasons). But finally I now could get my hands on some beautiful tech that has even more beautiful specs under the surface (pun intended).

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