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Jerry D. Harris 🦕👣
Jerry D. Harris 🦕👣
@dinogami@sauropods.win  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
Bill Gallagher Photography
Bill Gallagher Photography
@BGP@socel.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Andrew 🌻 Brandt 🐇
Andrew 🌻 Brandt 🐇
@threatresearch@infosec.exchange  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
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SunnJax 🌞🏳️‍🌈 :Fire_Pride:
SunnJax 🌞🏳️‍🌈 :Fire_Pride:
@SunnJax@tech.lgbt  ·  activity timestamp 2 weeks ago
A somewhat ominous-looking dawn sky (about 30 minutes before sunrise) filled with cottony clouds beginning to glow a moody grayish-orange, with pine trees and tree branches in the neighborhood as dark silhouettes against the spooky sky in the background.
A somewhat ominous-looking dawn sky (about 30 minutes before sunrise) filled with cottony clouds beginning to glow a moody grayish-orange, with pine trees and tree branches in the neighborhood as dark silhouettes against the spooky sky in the background.
A somewhat ominous-looking dawn sky (about 30 minutes before sunrise) filled with cottony clouds beginning to glow a moody grayish-orange, with pine trees and tree branches in the neighborhood as dark silhouettes against the spooky sky in the background.
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Fedi.Garden ☃️
Fedi.Garden ☃️
@FediGarden@social.growyourown.services  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Jerry D. Harris 🦕👣
Jerry D. Harris 🦕👣
@dinogami@sauropods.win  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
A wall of rock exposed in the Black Canyon of the Gunnison in western Colorado. The wall consists of dark grey-ish, Precambrian-age gneiss and schist dissected by bands of pink, granitic, also-Precambrian-age pegmatites (igneous intrusions that were injected into fractures in the gneiss long after it formed and while it was all still buried deep underground). The metamorphic rocks formed around 1.8 billion years ago, but existed as sedimentary rocks of undetermined age before being metamorphosed. The pegmatites, which include crystals upward of 2 m (6 ft.) in length, are a bit younger at around 1.35 billion years old. The green plant life at the top of the wall grows on mudstone exposures of the Upper Jurassic (~150 million year old) Morrison Formation, which has produced a few dinosaur fossils in the park.
Bill Gallagher Photography
Bill Gallagher Photography
@BGP@socel.net  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Maroon Bells Bring the majesty of Colorado’s most iconic peaks into your home with this breathtaking photograph of the Maroon Bells. The scene captures a rare moment of perfect stillness: a mirror-like alpine lake reflecting the towering, purplish mountains above. Autumn aspens glow in golden hues against deep evergreens, while soft sunlight warms the rugged ridges in the distance. The composition balances serenity with grandeur, inviting viewers to pause and feel the harmony of earth, water, and sky. This image isn’t just a landscape—it’s a reminder of nature’s quiet power and timeless beauty. Whether displayed in a living room, office, or gallery wall, it creates a sense of calm and awe that draws people in and holds their gaze. A true conversation piece, it speaks to anyone who values the restorative spirit of the outdoors.
Fedi.Garden ☃️
Fedi.Garden ☃️
@FediGarden@social.growyourown.services  ·  activity timestamp 3 weeks ago