• @fabioteixeira Eastern Sierra Nevada.

  • @tinyroofnail Yikes. Perhaps you should seek help.

  • @skoobz Ah, yes, I agree.

  • @gregmoore @Miraz And that’s the closeup. Sometimes the sky is so full I want a spherical lens.

  • @numericcitizen Thanks, I’m partial to that view myself. sometimes it looks like a Renaissance painting out there.

  • @jeremycherfas Definitely a thing, though indeed not fully understood. My neighbor had Lyme disease and ended up with this condition. It took forever to diagnose, but adhering to foods low in histamines lets her live normally. Anything aged or fermented will set her back, e.g., fresh beef can be fine, aged beef is not.

  • @tinyroofnail I have seen those images before, but I didn’t immediately tumble to their identity. Looks like a good book.

  • @tinyroofnail Lovely photos on that cover. And the title…excellent, but I expect it gave some editor fits.

  • @tinyroofnail I would, but I think the attachment failed.

  • @tinyroofnail Once again, you really couldn’t choose a passage more suited to Maine…

  • @tinyroofnail “At last, my arm is complete again!” – Sweeney Todd, The Demon Barber of Fleet Street.

  • @numericcitizen I suspect it’s: dark grey represents your usage each day this week, light grey your average usage for that day of the week. Since you have hit the average usage by 5PM, they are saying you will be over average for the day. I’m not sure I would find that to be very useful information.

  • @tinyroofnail Lovely. New England graveyards have a real beauty to them.

  • @Miraz Well, I haven’t been there, because it’s in the middle of a mile high wall. I know of only one local climbing couple who spent the day up on those spires or similar ones nearby. To do so they started with a 3-mile hike across the valley floor… But that ridge is part of the John Muir Wilderness and there are mountain goats, bear, and mule deer that roam above and below it, so I wouldn’t be surprised if they have trails nearby. Ravens, Turkey Vultures, Golden Eagles and the like have no difficulty operating in such spaces, and I’d expect there are other birds as well. Wherever there is soil I would expect Great Basin Sage and Bitterbrush, the latter being rich in oils and I’m told is the sole source of lipids for the mule deer, so it grows wherever they go. The trees are probably Lodgepole Pine.

  • @markstoneman Yes. I have a Tamron 16-300mm DX lens and some really big views.

  • @tinyroofnail From one of the panelists on a WaitWait Don’t Tell Me episode: if the world was flat, then all the cats would be at the edge pushing things off.

  • @jarrod I pay them for their service already. When they try to extract more, I will probably turn them off and go cold turkey until an alternative arises.

  • @FichtelDom I want an ecosystem where I control the UI entirely. All the businesses are abusing their power.

  • @rscottjones @hall @t3mujin Thank you. An example of less is more.

  • @wiggitywhitney Ah, the dreaded Datura. Fun to look at, but don’t smoke it.

  • @tinyroofnail Wonderful. I forwarded that to family.

  • @danielpunkass I did the same on Paramount+ last month, but I’ve been avoiding Disney for years.

  • @Miraz I don’t know that one. Lovely.

  • @weegee.bsky.social Nobody remembers Shannon’s Deal, it seems. I remember it fondly but I’ve never been able to find it again.

  • @markstoneman I remember the photos from that event. Being east of the Sierra forests, I’ve seen a number of dark events. Currently, my PurpleAir sensor was running above 300 AQI for several days, still above 150. Hoping for a change of wind direction this evening for some relief.

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