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  1. Located near the Sir James Open Pit this exposure is now somewhat weathered, but if you look closely you can see the outlines of some spectacular pillow lavas, evidence that there lavas were extruded on the seafloor before being incorporated into the Superior Craton.

  2. Just a quick scenic shot, though there's a little geology in there if you look for it.

  3. Located just southwest of Wawa, Ontario.

  4. Thin, tan carbonatite dikes crosscut the greenstone in this roadcut west of Wawa, Ontario.

  5. A roadcut west of White River, Ontario.

  6. Big Bird of the north.

  7. I'd probably have shot a more detailed GigaPan from this spectacular viewpoint if the weather hadn't been so grey.

  8. Just a quick gigapan of the Mississippi River bridges between Mississippi and Louisiana. The Old Hwy 80 bridge in the foreground, and the silver-grey bridge is the I-20 bridge. The clearance between the river and the bridge bottoms is approximately 61 feet. This measurement can be seen on the piers about in the cent...

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  9. A conversation at LEAFFEST (publiclaboratory.org/notes/leaffest Will open in a new tab or window) was inspired by the pan/tilt kite aerial photography (KAP) rig we flew, and eventually hatched a plan to build an inexpensive Arduino-based version for ground-based time-lapse photography. So I dragged out the old Gigapan Epic 100 and took a quick ...

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        September 25, 2012
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        September 23, 2012
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  10. South face of Grinnell Point above Josephine Lake in Glacier National Park. Trail to Grinnell Glacier and many animals in the view in June

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