The Great Sand Dunes National Park looks a lot smaller from the air.
In most cities, people stay inside when it gets cold.
In Minneapolis we just celebrate the new parks that appear once the ice is sufficiently thick.
Notice how, whenever you see skiing on TV, they only show the parts of the mountain with snow on?
The metadata tells me that I took this photo on October 31st last year, so I’m just going to say that this is the best bridge costume I’ve ever seen.
Never understood why there wasn’t more skiing in Arizona.
Oh the wintertime is coming
And the cacti sharply blooming
And the wild jumping cholla
Grows around the fairy duster
Will ye go, madam go?
And we’ll all go together
To not pluck jumping cholla
All around the palo verde
Will ye go, madam go?
I will build my love a tower
Near dry and barren fountain
And on it I will pile
All the garnets of the mountain
Will ye go, madam go?
And we’ll all go together
To not pluck jumping cholla
All around the palo verde
Will ye go, madam go?
If my true love she were gone
I would surely find another
To not pluck jumping cholla
All around the palo verde
Will ye go, madam go?
And we’ll all go together
To not pluck jumping cholla
All around the palo verde
Will ye go, madam go?
Let us go, madam, go?
These trees recently got into college and joined the drama program.
They are quite serious about their art.
Sometimes the hotspot you get with infrared on some lenses works to your advantage.
Just the safari park in infrared
I’ve heard that if you stand still, they can’t see you.
They must have bumped into trees a lot.
Pretty sure Mordor is around here somewhere.
It’s like they decorated LA for Christmas and then decided it would be too much work to take down the lights after.
You could fit most of downtown Minneapolis in one of the metro’s lakes.
But please don’t.
Caracaras mostly eat carrion. As only bones remain, the La Brea Caracara was apparently cannibalistic. This might be why they went extinct.
Some people spend days painstakingly cleaning the tar off ancient beetles just to have museum visitors look at them and say “Oh. Bugs.”
This is where mad scientists come from.
Thanks to the La Brea pits, we have a really good idea of what saber-toothed cats looked like.
Well, their insides, anyway.
The La Brea museum did not make it clear, but I’m pretty sure this means that you can’t use carbon dating for time periods before bison existed.
The reason lake waters do not reflect perfectly is that it is the slight imperfection between the image and reality that keeps the malevolent water spirits from breaking free from their entrapment.
Malachite is not, in fact, the result of pond fossilization.
But it should be.
They sure do put a lot more colour by the water out there.
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