M. Phelps

i had to look up the black horsefly i did not know what it was.... apparently they can fly at 90 mph... one of the fastest insects!

this gives me goosebumps especially when the sub bass is hitting

i have not gone through the old hard drive yet and not sure if these photos are a good fit....
this building is now completely restored and is now office space
it was the crematorium of the old hospital in peterborough ontario
it was in an abandoned state for a long time (other than pigeons)
it had leaks in the roof which over time let to stalactites hanging from the ceiling
it even had tunnels which led to the hospital and another building nearby which i explored

the house on the water is abandoned and i have pictures from walking through but they are on the other hard drive

i copied the preview images and it made the file size bigger than necessary so next time i will copy the images themselves as i did not make note of the file names this time

another thing with that is you could make the collector bigger than the grow space in a situation where the sun is obscured so as to have full light in a dimmed world in the case of a large volcanic eruption/impact/explosion

this could maybe be its own topic but related to what Mart Hale brought up...
i remember reading or watching a video on greenhouses in very cold climates and the one person said dont even bother with a greenhouse just grow with lights 20 feet underground
i was thinking it would be cool to have a space 20 feet underground and a parabolic reflector and have fiber optic cables at the focal point which bring the light down to the underground space
the reflector could be set up to track the sun like greenpowerscience had his solar cooker track the sun

abandoned mines information system in ontario

fishing urban ontario's map of reported sightings of cougars in ontario
lots of people in the comments section reporting sightings to him in his series on cougars in ontario

sorry that last one didnt work... it was a pdf
here is a link to a fun geological map... zoom in and click on areas to learn about them
https://macrostrat.org/map/#x=16&y=23&z=2

an example of a ministry of forestry work plan in sudbury forest

a seiche on lake eerie earlier this winter due to strong sw winds