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[eopederson2]

Remains of Mt. St. Helens From Windy Point, Washington, 2000.
 One of the many regrets of 2020 has been the inability to see St. Helens forty years after the great eruption.I have tried to visit at least once every few years to see the regrowth of vegetation and other changes time has brought to the blast zone, but not in the year of COVID-19 and the orange haired idiot.

[cautherphotography]

Binny Craig, Winchburgh Bing and Arthur’s Seat all in a line from Beecraigs Hill, West Lothian. 

All original images by Cauther Photography. Thank you for the Likes and Reblogs with Credits intact.

[eopederson]

Åndalsnes, Møre og Romsdal, 1976.


End of the rail line.

[splitmetal]

getting darker

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Christopher Clark

[wevuxmag]

Jedediah Corwyn Voltz is an artist and builder based in LA. In one of his latest work, started as a side project, he created a range of miniature treehouses for succulents, cacti and bonsai trees – a way of using scrap wood, fabrics and other materials left over. Now the project has taken on a life of its own, the artist states that he tries to “build structures that compliment the plant they’re living in, and grow with them. This is my way of bringing my love of geology into my work just a little bit.”

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SOMEWHERE SMALL #;andscape #architecture #art #artist #bonsai #builder #creativity #design #handmade Jedediah Corwyn Voltz is an artist and builder based in LA. In one of his latest work, started as a side project, he created a range of miniature treehouses for succulents, cacti and bonsai trees – a way of using scrap wood, fabrics and other materials left over.