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@CantBeTamed , most glad if one more person smiles and feel warm. I think life is just about that.
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I am not worthy of thanks, I am just glad many happy people Crystal, Keira, S&S, PenguinP, SweetLG all keep enriching with things.
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I am not worthy of thanks, I am just glad many happy people Crystal, Keira, S&S, PenguinP, SweetLG all keep enriching with things.
I've found this thread to be very enjoyable. I love all of the "wonders of the world" that I've seen here.@CantBeTamed , most glad if one more person smiles and feel warm. I think life is just about that.
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These circles are really fascinating...
They are commonly found in the grasslands of Namibia, these circles are also one of the craziest phenomenons of the nature. What makes them crazy are their barrenness while surrounded by lush vegetations all around.
The green flash and green ray are meteorological optical phenomena that sometimes occur transiently around the moment of sunset or sunrise. When the conditions are right, a distinct green spot is briefly visible above the upper rim of the Sun's disk; the green appearance usually lasts for no more than two seconds. Rarely, the green flash can resemble a green ray shooting up from the sunset or sunrise point.
Green flashes occur because the earth's atmosphere can cause the light from the Sun to separate out into different colors. Green flashes are a group of similar phenomena that stem from slightly different causes, and therefore, some types of green flashes are more common than others.[1]
I started to wonder where they got the inspiration from for Pirates of the Carribean... Seems it exsists, only I don't think any dead person ever returned from Davey Jones' Locker
Green flashes occur because the earth's atmosphere can cause the light from the Sun to separate out into different colors. Green flashes are a group of similar phenomena that stem from slightly different causes, and therefore, some types of green flashes are more common than others.[1]
I started to wonder where they got the inspiration from for Pirates of the Carribean... Seems it exsists, only I don't think any dead person ever returned from Davey Jones' Locker
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Lucky you, really, so many places, I at times wonder the Nineteenth century there was no Visa or Passport. (For sure travel was not safe as present days), but so much to sea in the world, forget how much more is there under the waves and above in the sky.
Oh Wow, that wave is madness. I saw this yesterday, it is amazing, how water and wind, make a water chute move up a mountain - almost a reverse waterfall.
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Lucky you, really, so many places, I at times wonder the Nineteenth century there was no Visa or Passport. (For sure travel was not safe as present days), but so much to sea in the world, forget how much more is there under the waves and above in the sky.
Oh Wow, that wave is madness. I saw this yesterday, it is amazing, how water and wind, make a water chute move up a mountain - almost a reverse waterfall
That's amazing, never seen that before
@CrystalMarker - Stranger bit is that movement of the ring that has been observed almost like a migration. Also the soil, moisture composition is the same around the ring compared to the inner regions, however, nothing grows in the center.
@TBig88M - Just thinking light spectrum, like in a rainbow, is VIB - G - YOR, so some reason the Green part of the spectrum gets pulled at.
What can be cuter than a Red Panda?
Glad you asked - A sleeping Red Panda
@TBig88M - Just thinking light spectrum, like in a rainbow, is VIB - G - YOR, so some reason the Green part of the spectrum gets pulled at.
What can be cuter than a Red Panda?
Glad you asked - A sleeping Red Panda
If i had to choose a favorite animal, it would be the Red Panda
Awww!!!!!!!!!
That's super cute
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@SweetLesGirl - So I found this
These skeleton-like trees are located in Deadvlei, Namibia, and the trees themselves are estimated to be around 100 years old. It´s said that it once was brimming with life, and now only hosts the skeletons of the trees. The temperature is so dry that the trees leftover cannot properly decompose. Thus they look so haunting...
These skeleton-like trees are located in Deadvlei, Namibia, and the trees themselves are estimated to be around 100 years old. It´s said that it once was brimming with life, and now only hosts the skeletons of the trees. The temperature is so dry that the trees leftover cannot properly decompose. Thus they look so haunting...