September 9, 2018 – Page 5 – Urocyon's Jaunts 2.0

celestial-cluster:

gostink:

bugkeeping:

yeehaw

Riders on the worm.. .

It’s two am I’m tired

My brain decided there were real people who rode robot caterpillars

And I accepted it!

boschintegral:

copal-sq:

昨夜は久々に雲が晴れて星が撮れた♪

(すぐ曇ってきたけど…)

っとその前にヌコ在庫蔵出しw

@mostlycatsmostly

sarenderpity:

365daysofhalloween:

bundyspooks:

reblogging for the sheer Halloween ambiance of these pics

!!!!

The black cats are witches that summoned their pumpkin friend for a cuddle party

mostlycatsmostly:

He likes to lay upside down on the back of the couch.

(submitted by @little-miss-nothing-special)

friendsrequest:

lesbianherstorian:

from everywoman vol. 1 no. 13, january 1971

the-finalpam:

😀

grumpyoldwhitedude:

old Japanese stencil pattern book
photo credit: Art Chantry

thisoldriver:

The autistic view of the world is not the neurotypical cliché – Katherine May | Aeon Essays

kellyclowers:

clatterbane:

kellyclowers:

mapsontheweb:

Sunlight duration in hours per year in Europe and the continental United States.

There is definitely something wrong with this map. Ok so, since it isn’t just bands by latitude, it means it is supposed to be taking into account clouds and such. But eastern WA being the same as western WA? Hell no. East of the Cascades is way sunnier.

I wouldn’t be surprised if it were off in places, especially with such large areas continuously colored. But, each color does cover 500 hours/year, which isn’t a very small range. I ran out of spoons and didn’t check the figures, but maybe both parts of the state would fall within that 500 hours?

Cloud cover is the real killer here, though I have to say I am glad in a way not to be in northern Scotland.

I guess it all falls within that 500 hour difference… seems surprising

found this, and this

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news/wonk/wp/2015/07/13/map-where-americas-sunniest-and-least-sunny-places-are/

So there is a definite difference, and the original map probably should use more granularity