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[pnutts]

Most comfy

 

[pnutts]

Stuck on a feeling :whistling:

[Peanuts]

I love these photos, a photographer in Russa set them up using seed to tempt the woodland creatures...

[Sheep]

I love these photos, a photographer in Russa set them up using seed to tempt the woodland creatures...

 

Hey! Those two are good photographers! They get their subjects to pose very easily.

[Peanuts]

i took this photo of my husband and little boy at the International convention last year. It makes me laugh because of the go go gadget leg behind my husband

[Friends just call me Ross]

Airglow?     

 

 

 

Amazing airglow over Atacama Desert

The sun’s ultraviolet radiation excites atoms some 50 miles (80 km) or more high in Earth’s atmosphere. When the atoms release the energy, the atmosphere glows.

 

Yuri Beletsky wrote on December 19, 2015, a few nights after the peak of this year’s Geminid meteor shower:

We just witnessed an amazing airglow here in Atacama desert … It was so intense that one couldn’t really see many stars close to the horizon. The sky was literally shining. Unfortunately, one can’t see the colors of airglow with the eye. It’s still much less intense then an aurora. But a sensitive digital camera is able to capture the phenomenon in its glory.

I hope you’ll enjoy the view! http://earthsky.org/todays-image/amazing-airglow-over-atacama-desert-dec-2015

 

Airglow 101: http://www.albany.edu/faculty/rgk/atm101/airglow.htm

 

Ergo, airglow.   

[Peanuts]

My husband is in to metal detecting and yesterday at a field near where we live he dug up an Henry VII groat, minted in the 1490s.

But shhhh I don't tell him I posted this, I mock him for being a bit of a geek, so I can't have him thinking I'm impressed

Edited December 24, 2015 by Peanuts

[Tbs77]

My husband is in to metal detecting and yesterday at a field near where we live he dug up an Henry VII groat, minted in the 1490s.

But shhhh I don't tell him I posted this, I mock him for being a bit of a geek, so I can't have him thinking I'm impressed

[Tortuga]

My husband is in to metal detecting and yesterday at a field near where we live he dug up an Henry VII groat, minted in the 1490s.

But shhhh I don't tell him I posted this, I mock him for being a bit of a geek, so I can't have him thinking I'm impressed

 

I'm impressed! That's nice.

[Peanuts]

I'm impressed! That's nice.

It is quite interesting isn't it....although I would be more interested if he found a hoard of Anglo Saxon treasure worth millions....

[jayrtom]

The two expressions of Harrison Ford

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[dilip kumar]

Very beautiful

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[CHecker]

 

Have a baby shower to go to this weekend, AGHHH. It's a painful experience for me. 

Edited December 25, 2015 by bagwell1987

[Qapla]

When we had babies in the house, we gave them "baths" - we didn't let them have a "shower" till they were old enough to wash themselves

[CHecker]

When we had babies in the house, we gave them "baths" - we didn't let them have a "shower" till they were old enough to wash themselves

Groaner is what this is, groaner!!

[Miss Mouse]

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Have a baby shower to go to this weekend, AGHHH. It's a painful experience for me.

If it's any consolation Cheryl I don't go anymore .....been there done that if I'm moved I buy a gift and give at my own convenience.

No fuss no fan fare ! No guilt !

[niall]

I took this today while escaping the Christmas madness. I wouldn't pitch your tent under this tree - can you spot the widow-maker?

A zoom lens is always handy when bushwalking.

Some other sights along the way.

These are all taken around the Esk area, Queensland Australia.

https://www.google.com.au/maps/place/Esk+QLD+4312/@-27.2305957,152.4215308,12z/data=!4m2!3m1!1s0x6b94207600faffa1:0x400eef17f20c030?hl=en

Edit: Actually between Esk and Somerset.

Edited December 25, 2015 by niall

[bohemian]

No, what is a "widowmaker" and where is it?

[Tbs77]

No, what is a "widowmaker" and where is it?

Technically anything that can kill a husband... From a major heart attack to a tree limb hanging in a tree that's detached therefore could fall on a tent.

[niall]

No, what is a "widowmaker" and where is it?

At 3 o'clock at the top of the tree you'll see a fairly large branch that has broken off and is caught by other branches. A good breeze and this would come crashing to the ground. If it didn't kill you, it would hurt a bit.

[niall]

Technically anything that can kill a husband... From a major heart attack to a tree limb hanging in a tree that's detached therefore could fall on a tent.

It always pays to look up before you set up.

[Peanuts]

At 3 o'clock at the top of the tree you'll see a fairly large branch that has broken off and is caught by other branches. A good breeze and this would come crashing to the ground. If it didn't kill you, it would hurt a bit.

Haha I thought it was going to the name of one of the deadly spiders you get down under!

Great photos, I love the colours of the sky in the first one. Do you use a dSLR?