October 21, 2011

• what catches my eye.

  Multiple times weekly i gets to learn from this spot/ my gateway to the world,-the internet, of what is to be seen.  the follow are from the ideas adventure the stories I might be hinting at   there is a strong possibility.

  

  google image search, aral sea, friday morning the 10.21

  http://img.izismile.com/img/img2/20090812/aral_sea_02.jpg

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  the top of St mary’s Glacier looking down…for sledding down on a saucer sled…or if you take a Finn, skiing naked….The Finnish soul is apparently flashier…. http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6135/5952632426_326d39fb4a.jpg

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  the view of the glacier from across the lake at the bottom

  google image search , st marys glacier top colorado, and st marys glacier respectively

  http://img.groundspeak.com/waymarking/display/e9f0bd4a-29d2-4bb1-9868-63e5de5cd70c.jpg

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  http://v9.lscache8.c.bigcache.googleapis.com/static.panoramio.com/photos/original/22617892.jpg

  cascade brewery gardens, Hobart, Tasmania, Australia.

  wondering when this is crossing my mouth

  http://www.liquorhomedelivery.com.au/mediumimages/23005.jpg

  http://fl2.shopmania.org/files/photos-images/11668/24-x-mercury-cider-draught~t_11667023.jpg

  the elaborate seach set began with a map of hobart’s Cascade brewery the oldest inAustralia from i believe eighteen twenty.  a convict brewery no less.

  which is from a wiki search/article on hobart, which is from a search for cider australia..and heheheh believe me

  it’s just duplicated with a simple mercury cider search and cascade gardens lol, takes far to long to share it all but believe me that’s how it’s found

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  http://www.delta-alfa.com/wp-content/uploads/2009/05/olkhon-island.jpg

  a view from olkhon island, lake Baikal, – near Irkutsk, Russia.

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  uh oh! this isn’t a google image!  this is a yahoo Image search   keep on your toes people

  http://www.etopedia.com/wp-content/images/2ac17__Pink-lake_thumb1.jpg

  Retba lake, Senegal, Africa

  i belieeve to complicate matters some this was a “bing” search for pink lake”  that by chance i saw this image somewhere, but oddly google doesn’t list it fast enough or at this size.

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  Incredible Underground Lakes and Rivers

  Posted by admin in Travel on Jul 4th, 2009 | 10 responses

  Far below the Earth’s surface, where the sun rarely penetrates, is a world of twinkling glow worms, precious gems and limestone caves and mountains, a land inhabited by nature alone. Within this world are visions to rival many landscapes decorating our horizon; lakes lie still and calm, great networks of caves know no borders and rivers and rivulets carve an ever-evolving terrain.

  

  1. Cheddar Gorge is Britain’s biggest canyon and is found within the Cheddar Caves, where the UK’s oldest complete human skeleton was found in 1903. Known as the Cheddar Man, the remains were estimated to be 9,000 years old

  

  2. Hamilton Pool Preserve, in Austin, Texas, was created quite naturally when the dome of an underground cave collapsed revealing this stunning natural pool. It is now frequented by day-trippers and naturalists. That’s naturalists not naturists, although no doubt someone has tried to go skinny dipping at one point!

  

  3. Hamilton Pool from another perspective. When there’s been heavy rainfall, 45ft waterfalls cascade from the rim of the cavern. It must be pretty spectacular when you’re bathing.
  Photo Source: Van Sutherland, of Austin TX

  

  4. Stalagtites adorn the roof of Luray Caverns, Virginia, the still waters throwing a perfect reflection.

  

  5. Legend has it that early cavemen inhabited Wookey Caves in Somerset, England.

  

  6. This underground lake in Mellisani Caves, near Kefalonia, was found when the roof of the cave collapsed after an earthquake in 1953.

  

  7. Lechuguilla Cave, in Carlsbad Caverns National Park, New Mexico is the fifth longest cave discovered yet at 120 miles (193 km) long and measures 489 metres (1,604 ft) deep, making it the deepest in continental United States.

  

  8. This underground lake near Macan is one of many that are considered to be gifts from the gods by the Mayans, and therefore sacred.

  

  9. The limestone flow feeding into this underground lake in Mexico resembles a waterfall turned to stone. Maybe the Ice Queen is privy to this particular cavern?

  

  http://smoont.com/incredible-underground-lakes-and-rivers/

  this is a nice one I believe in banff.  Canada.   I knnow I’ve seen it or it’s approach on i believe rudy maxa’s travel… a pbs high def travelogue.

  I’m shy the image i wanted and sorry fourty-four thousansand messages into talking to people makes it a bit much to find exacts but, yahoo image search underground river banff.  and i had to recheck it as i know there is a lot of error involved in where this image associates .

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  http://www.benjamindavis.net/landscapes/Sunset%20over%20Salt%20Lake_web.jpg

  google image search – great salt lake.

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  http://s1.hubimg.com/u/1384496_f520.jpg

  google image search, Dead Seea

  I fit it amusing to know people like eggs float a bit more with saltier water

  oh and for beach side

  

  http://mazageltd.com/images/laziza.png

  google image search laziza raspberry.  I know the raspberry is tasty stuff.  the zero point zero percent is because it may be alcohol free but it is a malt beverage.  Isuspect dumb as this sounds you who are under legal drinking age might even still get carded trying to purchase it. 

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  http://72.44.88.165/~michaelc/system/application/img/project_image_image_file_18_1294250617.jpg

  google image search, mozambique chair,

  

  tends to tie in with a trip somehow involving a beach … oogle image search mozambique beach.

   

   

  oh and because I do listen too stories sould include sound so hear’s one that captures my ear

  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UCdeKmHwK30

   

  it is possible to see that with a moment to investigate i can conujur adventure..but that is the hint here, see for yourself that it’s pretty out there.

   

   oh, and listen some too

   

   

   

   

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