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Thanks for the beautiful moonrise series, Tero! Lucky for you that your jingles won’t short out in cold water like your RGB. I think...?! :thinking: Take Care.

-cd :D
 
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Few pics from northern territory.. Rokua national park >>

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And did Kalajoki Mega Zipline with my wife :p

 
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Cool pics and video, AD!

Is that tower in the 1st pic some kind of lookout for forest fires?
 
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Great photos, Tero, and nice video. I remember going up to Mt. Hood back in 1982 with my wife to ride the downhill cart tracks in the summer time. It was a lot of fun, but cost ~$5.00 a trip at that time. The trip was over in about a minute if you stayed off the brake and came down as fast as you could. I hadn't thought of that in years. :thanks:
 
Very nice pics and nice video Tero. :) That zip wire looks like fun. :p

Just finished re-raking and sweeping the dead grass again. It hasn't rained here for 45 days so far and the grass is well and truly dead. :(

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Trees are starting to drop leaves like it's autumn as well.

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But one good thing, it is killing some off the weeds too. :p
Oh and I managed to clean out my water butt after over a decade.

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I’ll look forward to seeing the images from trail 2. :)
Tried to give you a rep but I’m out for 24 hours.
 
Great looking trail, Tero. It kind of reminds me of hiking in Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming. Looks like you are enjoying your vacation.
 
Few pics todays trail.. I've wanted to visit this place long time.
It's one of oldest bedrock formation in whole world and it's estimated to be 2 billion years old.

The Karelides formed about 2000 million years ago, when thick sandstone formations were tilted and folded during an orogeny involving a collision of continental plates.
Subsequent erosion has left a ridge of resistant quartzite, which has stood there for millions of years.
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The quartzite rock is really hard and even past Ice-Ages couldn't grind it flat..

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Wow! Nice photos of your hike, Tero. That is interesting about the quartzite that has withstood the elements for so many millennia.
 
Not a bad photo. Have you been able to figure out by IP address who that jackass is that trolls with crap about Chris? I wish there were a way to keep him from posting that crap here.
 
So, you are convinced this is from visible green? I know he's been active on discord and other chat rooms. Not my cup of tea, but younger people seem to like the chat room environment.
 
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