I didn't notice until I looked at my own pictures again... there's actually a double rainbow there.

A friend sent me this one today.

Peter

Quote from: cozmik_cowboy on May 03, 2026, 01:24:17 PMA friend sent me this one today.

Peter

Very Cool!  I checked to see if it was AI but after a bit of searching in Apple Maps, I found it.  Search for the town of General Levalle, Argentina and scroll a little north.  The last satellite capture shows none of the color.....mostly black outline BUT Still. very cool.  Farmer planted 7000 trees as a memorial to his 25yo wife who died  after giving birth.

Thanks Peter and Gary; very cool indeed!

I've been needing to have a Shop Clean-up Day for a while, and finally got to my benchtop the other day. In the careful process of making sure nothing important gets swept off, I found this tiny red stone. No idea what it really is, or what it came from. I stuck it to a piece of tape and then the window until the bench was done, then dropped it in a little glass vial. I reckon it's just a red rhinestone or something, but could just as easily have been something else.

The important thing is, it isn't laying on my bench, chewing on the back of the Taylor 714ce that's on there today. 🙄

Anything missing from your Nudie suit?  

Peter

That's a great reference!
Some folks probably don't even know what that means!

I've been feeling nostalgic for sunset season in the East Bay — the scenery here is always beautiful, but from September until March, evenings can be unreal.

Nice!

Indoor scenery.

Bill, tgo

that's a good lookin' cat...

OK, here's some stuff from the last 2 weeks:

Emerald Lake, middle of nowhere, Yukon Territory;
Lake Bennet, Carcross, YT;
Across the Klondike Highway from  rest area called Log Cabin:
Looking toward the water from in front of the Air B'N'B our son's buddy gave us a large break on;
And zoomed in;
AB Mountain on a sunny day;
AB Mountain* on an overcast day;
Several out the windows driving north on the Klondike Highway:\.


"AB" stands for "Arctic Brotherhood", a social group of businessmen who shared 2 traits - they were "sourdoughs" (had spent at least 1 full winter there), and they were business types virulently dedicated to keeping the Klondike area free of unions (Say "Union Yes"!)

Peter

Great pics!  I don't know why, but the lake in that second picture looks cold; if fact I'm thinking that it might be cooler there in the Yukon than here in North Carolina.

Beautiful.  Would be hard to leave there.

Quote from: pauldo on June 23, 2026, 02:29:40 PMBeautiful.  Would be hard to leave there.

Add in an adorable grandson & it was darn near impossible......

Peter