CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
Mount Etna, Sicily, taken last month.
The Picture Thread
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CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
Tre Cime di Lavaredo, Dolomite Mountains, Italy
Ramahs
Fucking Combustion (mostly) Since February 2017
CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
Matterhorn, Switzerland
Devil's Tower, Wyoming
Uluru, Australia
Devil's Tower, Wyoming
Uluru, Australia
ChooChooCharlie
Well-Known Member
I have no right to complain about weather in Southern California, especially after reports of blizzard in Colorado today. But I complain anyway
CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
@ChooChooCharlie Is that the Star of India sailing ship?
ChooChooCharlie
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CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
I thought that looked like my old stomping grounds...I lived in different parts of San Diego County for over 20 years before moving back to Florida. For those of you who haven't experienced San Diego coastal weather, it is by far the best in our entire nation...expensive to live there though.
Bazinga
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My son lives in San Diego. Wonderful place to live or visit. Just too damn expensive for us to move there. My other son lives near LA. Also, too damn expensive to move there. Gotta win the lottery !!
Vitolo
Vaporist
In my view, @Bazinga is a good fellow. Practical, pragmatic and cautious when need be.
Now the question...
Due to his colorful avatar, does anyone else besides me, hear Sheldon's voice when reading his posts??
I even see Sheldon's mannerisms!
Sheldon is a good fellow. Practical, pragmatic and cautious when need be.
I find his quirks acceptable!
Obligatory Picture for the thread....
Dressed only in FC Swag from Puufitup
Now the question...
Due to his colorful avatar, does anyone else besides me, hear Sheldon's voice when reading his posts??
I even see Sheldon's mannerisms!
Sheldon is a good fellow. Practical, pragmatic and cautious when need be.
I find his quirks acceptable!
Obligatory Picture for the thread....
Dressed only in FC Swag from Puufitup
CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
@ChooChooCharlie this is all your fault, lol...gave me inspiration to post about one of the best cities I've ever lived for sure...San Diego, California and it's surroundings.
Balboa Park
Hotel Del Coronado
First place I worked in San Diego, NAS North Island. HC-1
Mission Bay
Ocean Beach Pier, where I stopped surfing forever....because a 15 foot Great White swam about 10 feet below me...I was done.
Sunset Cliffs
La Jolla
Balboa Park
Hotel Del Coronado
First place I worked in San Diego, NAS North Island. HC-1
Mission Bay
Ocean Beach Pier, where I stopped surfing forever....because a 15 foot Great White swam about 10 feet below me...I was done.
Sunset Cliffs
La Jolla
ChooChooCharlie
Well-Known Member
@CrazyDiamond - Lots of pictorial San Diego luv!
here's a TB repost pic, Little Italy, SD, last Xmas:
(sneaking a vape into the lounge)
here's a TB repost pic, Little Italy, SD, last Xmas:
(sneaking a vape into the lounge)
CrazyDiamond
HAL is a StarChild
A blue-green flash at Paranal Observatory, Cerro Paranal, Atacama Desert, Chile. I have personally witnessed this phenomena when I lived in San Diego.
From the website where I found this image....
The green flash is a rare optical phenomenon due to the refraction produced by the Earth´s atmosphere It is typically observed at sunset or at sunrise and more likely in clear atmosphere, where the light is less scattered by the air. In very exceptional atmospheric conditions, a blue flash can be seen. The event captured in this picture taken from Paranal Observatory, clearly shows a green and a blue component. As usual, the Pacific Ocean, only 12 km away from the observatory, is covered by clouds. Cerro Paranal is a 2600 m high mountain, located in the driest area of the Atacama Desert, in the II Region of Chile. Thanks to its exceptional atmospheric conditions, Cerro Paranal is home of the Very Large Telescope (VLT), the most advanced optical-infrared ground-based astronomical facility in the world.
From the website where I found this image....
The green flash is a rare optical phenomenon due to the refraction produced by the Earth´s atmosphere It is typically observed at sunset or at sunrise and more likely in clear atmosphere, where the light is less scattered by the air. In very exceptional atmospheric conditions, a blue flash can be seen. The event captured in this picture taken from Paranal Observatory, clearly shows a green and a blue component. As usual, the Pacific Ocean, only 12 km away from the observatory, is covered by clouds. Cerro Paranal is a 2600 m high mountain, located in the driest area of the Atacama Desert, in the II Region of Chile. Thanks to its exceptional atmospheric conditions, Cerro Paranal is home of the Very Large Telescope (VLT), the most advanced optical-infrared ground-based astronomical facility in the world.
Vitolo
Vaporist
I read os this and watched a program about it.
Long ago, there was a horizon I was to look to, where this had been seen.
I tried for a year, and never saw it. I would have kept trying too, but it was time for the next chapter.
grampa_herb
Epstein didn't kill himself
Moses Baca
Colorado State Reformatory #8755
Tabris
Ouroboros
The result of today's work.
I love this moment because at a certain point I look away, go back to look at the result and I realize that eyes have appeared looking at me.
And if I have a certain mood, I think back to Nietzsche's words:
“And if you gaze long into an abyss, the abyss also gazes into you”.