Dimensional Door - Freeople Thread 11

19 Oct 03 | null and void

[Letitring]

Oh Lord, well, maybe it'll go away soon. Good grief.

[westmex]

Pelicans over Westport,WA.

Did I do this one right???

.....Westy.....

[Letitring]

It looks right to me. :) Just beautiful, in fact. I have to tell everyone goodnight now. I enjoyed it Folks, and thanks for the great pictures, everyone. Nite. :)

[westmex]

Goodnight Ringy, you all have a good one.....

.....Westy.....

[Servant of the 9]

This thread may top the last one.

David Gest Sues Liza Minelli
For $10,000,000
claiming spousal abuse

Probably an argument over using the others cosmetics.

So9

[lodwick]

What we forget, we can get..


Isn't that the truth? With the malling of America, almost anywhere we go, we can see the very same stores that are next door to our homes.

Who the heck needs to pack anything, anymore?

[lodwick]

640 is even better.

Just an excellent evening picture - thank you.

[westmex]

Wrong turn at MT Vernon,WA.

What happens when one isn't cautious around floods...

.....Westy.....

[ValerieUSA]

I imagine Cow Creek could look interesting during a thuderstorm, but today it was kinda trickley.

[ValerieUSA]

The Texas hill country is know as the Balcones Escarpment. Really interesting geological features can be found.

[ValerieUSA]

Oops, guess it's not all the hill country, but like the natural border to it:

BALCONES ESCARPMENT. The Balcones Escarpment is a geologic fault zone several miles wide consisting of several faultings, most of which both dip and are downthrown to the east. It extends in a curved line across Texas from Del Rio to the Red River and is visible eastward from Del Rio, where it is about 1,000 feet high, and northeastward from San Antonio to Austin, where it is about 300 feet high. It was observed by zoologist G. W. Marnoch and was described by Robert Thomas Hill in 1890. The escarpment, which appears from the plains as a range of wooded hills, separates the Edwards Plateau in the west from the Coastal Plains. The Balcones zone was formed under conditions of strain during the Tertiary era, when a downwarping occurred near the Gulf Coast with a moderate uplift inland. Water-bearing formations passing beneath the plateau to the plains are broken across by the Balcones fault group, and much water is forced to the surface by artesian pressure. Barton Springs, San Marcos Springs, and Comal Springs are examples of the resulting artesian wells or springs.

http://www.rra.dst.tx.us/c_t/history/land/balcones%20escarpment.cfm

[ValerieUSA]

Here's a good Balcones article in Texas Monthly
http://www.texasmonthly.com/ranch/readme/balcones.php

[Canadian Outrage]

Great horse pic Val. I like them both but the one with her//him breaking into a run is gooooood!!

[Canadian Outrage]

Good night Rinyg. It's great to see you back on the boards!!

[Canadian Outrage]

ROFL!! I know, that guy looked like somebody they had just retrieved from a coffin. He looked so made up and unnatural. Unreal. I couldn't get over it. Good point!!

[Canadian Outrage]

A way to get a free car wash??? LOL

[westmex]

Wa.Storm Pics

.....Westy.....

[westmex]

Camas WA. Sunset

It is Good Night time, so Good Night yall..
With a little luck Mañana will not bring to much rain...
Take care everyone...

Westy....

[CindyDawg]

You post some very interesting pictures from Wa.

[Mo1]

I hope that flooding isn't near you .. stay safe Westie