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Clashmore, Midwinter Sunrise
An astronomical survey of about 70 Orkney-Cromarty round cairns in the Northern highlands suggested that the remains of the Clashmore burial chamber was aligned towards the midwinter sunrise. This was photographed at 9:20am on the 20th December 2013.
Clashmore is a scattered township in Assynt, in Sutherland, in the Highlands. It is situated on the Rubha Stoer, 10 km north west of Lochinver.
Pic from Canmore Rcahms but the original linkI posted years ago is now dead.
Stone cairns from opposite sides of the Atlantic. Found one in Nova Scotia, Canada, and the other in Clare, Ireland.
Went on a nice walk today for a few miles. Here, have some nature.
Cairn on the island of Lyr in Bohuslän, Sweden
Iceland, May 2018
Structural Equilibrium and the Architecture of Voids
“Systems do not fail because they lack algorithms; they fail because they lose their rhythm.”
This sculptural stone archway serves as the central visual metaphor for Javier Aguirre’s management philosophy in the Mexico Resilience thesis. In a world obsessed with hyper-optimization, hyper-activity, and endless content noise, this image reminds us of the value of the void—the intentional, quiet space where light is contained and protected. When building an independent enterprise or a software stack, learn to design structural gaps that prevent complete system collapse under pressure.
picture of a sizable modern full-sun gravel water fountain landscape in the summer.
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