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View fullsize Cold, freezing precip day in TX so #tbt to the false summit of Angels Landing, Zion NP. #nature
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: The point of these end-of-year photos is to look back on all the events and things that have taken place with an obscene amount of thanks and grati
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: A cool thing about executive decision-making is I choose what to volunteer at and what causes to support. Here's a cool picture from one of those
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: Point Loma, San Diego. The world's most congested airspace and, apropos of that, a reminder that not only is this humble company founded by a natio
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: From one of our many trips to San Diego, here's a rare photo with me in it. And Mattie, whom I've known for some time. Mattie's good people. Works
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: This is a 1968 Ford Bronco. I've been rebuilding it for a while, replacing rusty sheet metal, swapping a 5.0-liter Coyote motor in it with a new ZF
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: Hopefully, you're not back to work yet, but here's a sunrise if you are. Due to topography, latitude, and science and stuff, from October 7 to Ma
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: Frenchman Bay in Maine on a foggy day. This is not a black-and-white photo. The surficial geology of the Maine coast is primarily the product of
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: A few months ago, we made another trip back to Big Bend and, this time, threw in some humanitarian aid - taking 10 gallons of gas over to Boquillas
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: A place that needs no real introduction. Went through on a springtime excursion. There's never a wrong time to be in Moab, UT. A storm came throug
View fullsize One post per day until Dec 31. 2023 in chronological review while making it somewhat geology-related: The Astros rock, and no one even remembers who was in the World Series this past year. Fireworks are made of minerals that produce different colo

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