Everyday tomorrow becomes today which becomes yesterday. There are good yesterdays and bad yesterdays but most yesterdays just fade into the year. I live in Vancouver, it's beautiful here when I take the time to pay attention. But I guess that's the same with most places. Tomorrow I'd like to be a writer who lives alone with my dog in a row house watering plants and playing clarinet. Yesterday I was a grocery clerk living with my brother and our cat trying to write my first novel. Today is in progress.
Catching Elephant is a theme by Andy Taylor
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Herbert List, Boys overlooking the sea in Italy, 1934
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Chris Jackson and Abiah Hostvedt by Idris + Tony for Ftape
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underthevastblueseas: Underwater Rivers?
A group of amateur cave explorers discovered a river in Mexico with banks, trees and leaves just like an ordinary river, but with an additional metric shit ton of “WTF,” because they were hovering 25 feet over it in scuba gear when they discovered it.
While underwater water doesn’t seem possible, the “river” is actually a briny mix of salt water and hydrogen sulfide. It’s much more dense than regular salt water, so it sinks to the bottom and forms a distinct separation that acts and flows like a river.
Deep sea lakes look like normal lakes, complete with sandy and rocky shores. Scientist call these lakes “cold seeps,” but they’re a hotbed for life, because apparently waterfront real estate is a hot commodity under water, too. The “rocky” shores are actually made up of hundreds of thousands of mussels. Even weirder, the lakes under the waves have waves of their own.
Photos by Anatoly Beloshchin,source,
This planet, mayne…
Oberhofen am Thunersee, Switzerland (by alainmichot93)
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