Cooled lava field in Grindavíkurbær, Reykjanes, Iceland
Now that SLS has crawled out to the launch pad we can calculate when she’ll launch, right. No exactly. The next step is a “wet test” where they fill the tanks with fuel to make sure nothing leaks or explode. Once that test happens next month the crawler will be called into service again to drag the stack back to the VAB.…
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Immense beauty of this free floating iceberg that has traveled down from the glacier and incorporated the volcanic layers along the way, in Sveitarfélagið Hornafjörður, East Iceland
Cooled lava flow at Grindavíkurbær, Reykjanes
Colors and texture of cooled lava flow in Grindavíkurbær, Reykjanes, Iceland
Horse on a very green field of grass in Sveitarfélagið Hornafjörður, East Iceland
Turf House in southern Iceland.
Mushrooms from the continental divide between Europe and North America, in Bláskógabyggð, South Iceland.
A vulture up on a high tree branch
Picture of a simple set of lily pads on still water of Lake Worth showing pearls of rain drops.
I wish I didn’t even have to have Adobe Acrobat installed on my computer. I already have Preview for the Mac so I usually don’t need it. But every once in a while someone sends me a file with a .pdf…
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Seriously, how did I not know this movie existed? Last night I was looking at HBO’s list of what’s leaving this month and spotted “Countdown”, directed by Robert Altman, and starring Robert Duval and James Caan. So serious star power, a new director that would go on to make movies I love like M*A*S*H, and a topic that I find fascinating.…
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The Suicide Squad is actually a great movie. Once again James Gunn shows he’s not afraid to have a colorful movie, even in the dark and drab DCEU. I was amazed by the cast. The plot actually had some twists along the way.…
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