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Adolfo Pérez Esquivel, Stations of the Cross, 1992, Station Six: Community of the Oppressed - Indigenous Peoples
Split Rock - Apollo 17 by Mick Hyde Via Flickr: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tracy's_Rock Michael L Hyde (c) 2016
Apollo 17 - Tracy's Rock by Justin Cowart Via Flickr: Mosaic of Tracy's Rock, a large boulder that rolled down the steep slopes of the North Massif of Taurus-Littrow Valley. The image shows Jack Schmitt about to deploy the gnomon before he documents a soil sample collection site. These images were taken at MET-165h34m. The ridge in the background at left is the East Massif, while the one at right is the South Massif. Images taken from Apollo 17 Magazine 140.
Early Morning House Fire
Photos from an early morning house fire. West Whiteland Fire Company, Station 6, assisted by the West Chester, Goshen, and Lionville Fire Companies, Good Fellowship Ambulance, and Media 91, as well as fire police from the Goshen and West Chester Fire…
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The Laughtrip
Station 6. The new area I was assigned but then knew, it'll only be for a short period of time. The place that I hardly ever adjusted.. The place that I thought I can hardly smile.
Yet today, no, tonight..This very night, I did not only smile. I laughed :))
It was fun. It's been a long time I laughed that hard and I can remember it being with my High School friends. At some point, I felt comfortable but still, I hate to admit, Still had the feeling I don't fully belong. Which I do not wish to.
Attachment can be an overbearing feeling. It's a momentary surge of paramour happiness, contentment and acceptance yet it causes mind boggling, bitter sweet adieu's and painful nostalgia.
So I'll laugh today and enjoying their companion, for now. Hoping that I won't have to hurt myself again when I am to be rotated.. or when training starts.
Gra, Be Strong!
Apollo 17 - Gene Cernan deploying the Traverse Gravitmeter Experiment (TGE) on a steep slope at Station 6 during the third an last EVA.
At each geology station, Gene took the TGE off the back of the Rover, put it down on the surface well out of the way, got it to sit securely upright, and pushed a button to start a measurement. He could then do other work and, at a convenient time, pushed another button to display the result.