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Midwest. Level 39. Night/Nature Lover. ADHDazzle

[thempress222]

find someone who brings that childlike magic out of you

[dearhoneyandink]

Missing the winter chill.

[jetix]

2025-10-24

[enchantedbook]

'Strega' by Pia Valentinis

[di--es---can-ic-ul-ar--es]

ME AND WHO

[shieldfoss]

#why do they call it the little death if not to remind you to do a post mortem.

lmao

[closertotheheartofthesunrise]

no no @nogoodhorsethief, you have something here

[curiumm-deactivated20180518]

Tire Dragons are my favorite magical beasts.

[curiumm-deactivated20180518]

[curiumm-deactivated20180518]

please add more if you’re able

[curiumm-deactivated20180518]

more for your viewing pleasure

[out-there-on-the-maroon]

[furbearingbrick]

joy is stored in the tire monster!

[lightcycler]

More women should let me wing man for them. My ability to get a man into the BF to husband pipeline is currently sitting at 7 for 7.

At the very least, I will get you laid by the dudes you are to shy to talk to, but will gladly throat out back in the alley.

I will however shoot down the ones that I know are trouble.

[bunnypets]

by philolline

[dreamstars]

[socialjusticeinamerica]

[maureen2musings]

Dahlia time

microflowerfarm

[inadvertently-biblical]

PARKS AND RECREATION - “Harvest Festival”

[0newishwillow]

“I asked chat GPT” yeah we can tell

[hometoursandotherstuff]

[natureell]

[myrandomstuffpage]

And Switzerland is running panels between train tracks. It’s this kind of outside of the box thinking that will help make fossil fuels obsolete. Here in America? We’re literally paying to kill wind projects and still promoting coal…

[oakleifsblog]

California is experimenting with adding solar panels over aqueducts.

Quote:

Dubbed Project Nexus, the canal solar arrays are intended to serve as a proof of concept “to pilot and further study solar over canal design, deployment, and co-benefits on behalf of the state of California using TID infrastructure and electrical grid access,” according to a Nexus fact sheet. The project arose from a 2021 study conducted by the University of California, Merced that predicted “significant water, energy, and cost savings for the state” if solar panels covered all of California’s approximately 4,000 miles of public water delivery system infrastructure, according to the fact sheet.

For Project Nexus, solar panels were installed above two narrow-span canals, each 25 feet wide, covering a total distance of 1,400 linear feet; solar panels were also installed over a 300-foot-long section of a wide-span canal, measuring 115 feet across. Most of the canals in TID’s roughly 250-mile-long canal system are narrow span, Penney added, but one of the district’s wide-span conveyances was included in the pilot because California’s Department of Water Resources administered the funding from the state for Project Nexus.

Solar panels built over California canals generate power, save water

An irrigation district installed the panels over canals to demonstrate how such systems can generate electrical power and reduce loss of wat

[theconcealedweapon]

Also, "stay home if you don't want to be murdered by the government" is not something said by people who value freedom.