Thursday, March 12, 2009
Earth science observations, news, photos, teaching, & commentary by Callan Bentley
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8 Comments:
ooh ooh I know, I know...
It is debris left in the tree from a flood - my favorite!
OK, "K," you win!
If you want your prize (bumper sticker), email me your address (see link at top of blog, then click CONTACT), and I'll mail it to you.
Congratulations!
I knew that, too. Nice close up, btw.
(This contest was totally biased against anyone not in the Eastern time zone.)
(I also love the Lorax reference.)
Yes Marcipooh I think it was biased towards east coasters...but also those of us crazy enough to be at work so early on a Thursday!
That last close-up clinched it for me... then I scrolled back up to the first pictures. That's some serious high water!
My verification word is "doodgene:" street talk for "x-chromosome." For example, "Don't mess wit dat guy, he gots one serious doodgene."
I knew it to. Darn! I also love the Lorax ref. It is my favorite Suess book. Good to see a pictures of Michelle. We worked together at Glacier. Please tell her hello for me if you see her again!
Oops, too late!
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