Eugene Parnell
@eugeneparnell@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Eugene Parnell
@eugeneparnell@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Panorama taken with an iPhone showing 180 Degree view at the top. Small glacier on the left melting into a stream and a pool in the center foreground. A view off the mountain to the right showing row after row of mountains in the distance some with snow fields of their own.
Eugene Parnell
@eugeneparnell@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
A mountainside in autumn. It's mostly above the tree line so only a few tiny conifers are visible. The slope is covered with heather and blueberries. The blueberry bushes are very short here not much higher than ground cover. The dominate is reddish as fall is here. In the distance are jagged peaks with a little snow and some puffy white clouds.
A mountainside in autumn. It's mostly above the tree line so only a few tiny conifers are visible. The slope is covered with heather and blueberries. The blueberry bushes are very short here not much higher than ground cover. The dominate is reddish as fall is here. In the distance are jagged peaks with a little snow and some puffy white clouds.
A mountainside in autumn. It's mostly above the tree line so only a few tiny conifers are visible. The slope is covered with heather and blueberries. The blueberry bushes are very short here not much higher than ground cover. The dominate is reddish as fall is here. In the distance are jagged peaks with a little snow and some puffy white clouds.
Eugene Parnell
@eugeneparnell@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Eugene Parnell
@eugeneparnell@mstdn.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 days ago
Amanda Makepeace (ᏣᏁᎾ)
@amandamakepeace@turtleisland.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Amanda Makepeace (ᏣᏁᎾ)
@amandamakepeace@turtleisland.social  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Sunguramy :nb_lily:
@sunguramy@flipping.rocks  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Sunguramy :nb_lily:
@sunguramy@flipping.rocks  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Photo of a sticker which is mostly green and purple in colors, as it is a green background with purple coneflowers which have orange-red centers. On the main in focus coneflower is silver spotted skipper butterfly, which is tawny colored with orange and silver spots. On the edges it has scrawled text "Planting a garden is believing in the future" which is large enough to easily read. They are not die cut so they are much easier to remove from the backing, which is square and the white edging you see (don't worry, the cut line on the sticker means the entire sticker is full color!)
Climate Jenny 2.1
@ClimateJenny@biodiversity.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
Climate Jenny 2.1
@ClimateJenny@biodiversity.social  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A shallow bowl and a Pyrex glass measuring cup. The bowl contains several size large black seeds, which are oval and which are encased in a thin, orange, glossy layer of damp pulp. The measuring cup is full of bright orange pulp up to the 3 Cups line.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
A bowl of Pawpaw fruit. There look to be about two dozen of the light green, oval fruits, many of which have darker bruises and spots as they ripen. One or two are missing the skin at one end, a little circle where the fruit was once attached to the branch, where you can see the bright orange of the flesh inside.
Julie Hughes
@juliehuz@mastodon.world  ·  activity timestamp last month
Julie Hughes
@juliehuz@mastodon.world  ·  activity timestamp last month
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