Cherry blossom is starting to flower. #spring
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Cherry blossom is starting to flower. #spring
Baking is the best hobby ever. Baked these for work this week. They went down a treat. They're not big enough tho. #baking #Cupcakes
New year breakfast in bed
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#Secondbreakfast #overgate #dundee Sitting waiting to go to work and having a coffee and a white chocolate and raspberry muffin.
Giant hole appears in ground in Russia This is an 80-meter (262 feet) in diameter hole in the ground that appeared in a remote area of Russia. At present, no one knows exactly how it formed. It’s so remote that however it formed, there were no people around to see it; it is only now being investigated by a team of visiting scientists. Head over to this post (Video) and we’ve got video taken from a helicopter flying over the hole up now.
There are some obvious options but none of them are a perfect fit. A meteor strike does create a hole in the ground, but this doesn’t have the typical shape of a meteor crater; it seems much deeper. Volcanic craters do exist but this doesn’t seem like a volcanic area. Interactions between magma and groundwater can create explosion craters that look a lot like this, but again not sure where the Magma would be coming from in this remote area of Siberia. Some suggestions that could make sense involve a meteor actually hitting an area where there is an open pocket of space created from previous erosion and punching through, or the one I think might be the most likely; a gas explosion. This area is full of natural gas resources and this site is only 30 kilometers from the region’s biggest natural gas field. An explosion of natural gas, potentially being released by melting permafrost, makes sense to me, but I’ll be interested to see if there’s a final answer. -JBB More: http://blog.seattlepi.com/bigscience/2014/07/16/mystery-crater-in-siberia-has-scientists-stumped-for-now/#23627101=0 http://siberiantimes.com/other/others/features/large-crater-appears-at-the-end-of-the-world/
Lovely flowers in cupar in the flower beds just outside the train station. # flowers #spring #summer.
french fry and hot dog pizza.
This is my idea of a good meal :)
Not my pic.
Tiny daffodils in a pot. #spring
Frosty bulbs
Professor Snape’s Office - Part One (This will be done in three parts)
This is the award winning miniature set of Professor Snape’s office done by a fan of the Harry Potter series. You can find her page here:
Kathy’s Minuatures
You can also find pictures of the other sets she created about Professor Snape in these posts:
Spinner’s End
Professor Snape/ Alan Rickman’s Dressing Room
Professor’s Snape’s office won the creator many awards including being featured in several prominent magazines. If you look at the above pictures, you can see why. Kathy spares no expense for creating such intricate details such as Severus’ framed Potions mastery or the hand stitched Slytherin banner.
I will post part two of his office soon!
We need to see this. Anyone know which terrible Christmas movie is from?
This is not from a terrible Christmas movie its from an episode of DrWho.
It wad freezing this morning. And I was out at about half 9.