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Tag: travel
Partial eclipse images projected through a spaghetti colander
Partial eclipse at 10:03 AM in Madras . . . Eclipse light on tent at 12 min. to totality . . .Eclipse light at 20 seconds before totality.
McKenzie River Oregon interlude
There are still places of Peace on Earth, not trying to provoke the neurons of those who’ve seen Dr. Strangelove.
Buddhist encounter in Boulder, Utah. Who knew sand painting had reached the sandstone mesas of Utah?
Imagine the sound of vibrating chopsticks releasing a thin stream of colored sand under the precise control of four monks.
Capital Reef backcountry monuments
After tectonic uplift created Capital Reef, erosion carved these green-tipped cathedrals of rock.
Bryce canyon in the morning sun
Stark, but still fills you with wonder that this scene repeats every day whether people are there to be amazed by it one not.
Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose at Wilsonville Air and Space Museum
Spring runoff at the white River Falls in Eastern Oregon
If our planet can be this beautiful, how can the rest of the universe not be filled with amazing things?
March in Hawaii – a break from Oregon’s wettest winter ever!
A sweet break from Pacific Northwest rain. Pineapple is about 4 inches tall – just getting started.
Musk’s SpaceX has a plan for Mars
Though low on details for actually living on Mars, Elon has envisioned a way to get there and supply settlers with missing needs every two years. http://bit.ly/rma_musk_to_Mars
Partial eclipse images projected through a spaghetti colander
Partial eclipse at 10:03 AM in Madras . . . Eclipse light on tent at 12 min. to totality . . .Eclipse light at 20 seconds before totality.
McKenzie River Oregon interlude
There are still places of Peace on Earth, not trying to provoke the neurons of those who’ve seen Dr. Strangelove.
Buddhist encounter in Boulder, Utah. Who knew sand painting had reached the sandstone mesas of Utah?
Imagine the sound of vibrating chopsticks releasing a thin stream of colored sand under the precise control of four monks.
Capital Reef backcountry monuments
After tectonic uplift created Capital Reef, erosion carved these green-tipped cathedrals of rock.
Bryce canyon in the morning sun
Stark, but still fills you with wonder that this scene repeats every day whether people are there to be amazed by it one not.
Howard Hughes’ Spruce Goose at Wilsonville Air and Space Museum
Spring runoff at the white River Falls in Eastern Oregon
If our planet can be this beautiful, how can the rest of the universe not be filled with amazing things?
March in Hawaii – a break from Oregon’s wettest winter ever!
A sweet break from Pacific Northwest rain. Pineapple is about 4 inches tall – just getting started.
Musk’s SpaceX has a plan for Mars
Though low on details for actually living on Mars, Elon has envisioned a way to get there and supply settlers with missing needs every two years. http://bit.ly/rma_musk_to_Mars