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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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One Nice Bug Per Day
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@autumnal-good
Some sounds you probably haven’t heard in awhile!
I miss technology being clickity clackity! It was very stimming and enriching
Also much more reliable than touchscreen/membrane buttons, which is, incidentally, why the space industry still mostly insists on analog controls.
(Except a Certain Company whose CEO seems to think safety considerations serve only to hinder innovation…)
OMG the little boingg of the ViewMaster made me smile.
Frog and Toad
By Kristina Ingrid McGowan
https://x.com/martinjstephens/status/1786359750587760744?s=12&t=O--hfTTYdVaWgf_qeYOobA
"Autumn is a second spring when every leaf is a flower." - Albert Camus
Lilith and Eve by Yuri Klapouh
Some speculate that the serpent that tempted Eve to eat the apple was actually Lilith offering her the gift of awareness and enlightenment.
Yesterday was the day for hickory trees. I was enchanted by this pignut hickory and lingered under it taking way too many pictures that I’ll never use but it was pleasant just to be there in filtered golden light with nuts and shells scattered around my feet and the landscape stretched out below.
I could see hickory trees as I traveled around, even if they were far away, like towering plumes of burnished gold smoke rising here and there among the oaks that are starting to turn, the green pines, and the blazing maples. I would think, squirrels must be busy there!
Autumn in Siliștea-Gumești, România
October had tremendous possibility. The summer's oppressive heat was a distant memory, and the golden leaves promised a world full of beautiful adventures. They made me believe in miracles.
-- Sarah Guillory
I'm forever drawn to places where the Earth's geologic past has been thrust up from the mantle and opened like a crusty, craggy history book for all to read. The act of simply touching a rock formation that is hundreds of millions of years in the making and simultaneously connecting with the continent's primeval origins is both sacred and profound. Every layer of rock tells a story of its own. Against these accumulated histories, our mayfly existences barely register. Rock City at Coopers Rock State Forest is one of those very special places where the Earth has revealed her deepest secrets. The Pottsville Formation that underlies this part of Central Appalachia is estimated to be 300 hundred million years old. The massive slabs in the photos above are Connoquenessing sandstone, an erosion-resistant sedimentary rock that evokes the incredible drama of Earth's formation wherever it breaks through the crust.
Older than teeth, the Appalachians.
by Daniel Casson
By magicinsalem
