More Earth Art – can’t see the water for the trees
The first one below is for Tom Harley at Pindanpost. I think the last one is my favourite. Given the location, I’ll dedicate it to James Delingpole after his recent swim.
These next two are in South Korea.
My favourite. It looks like it should be the backdrop on a set for Hansel and Gretel or something that calls for an enchanted forest. I might have to print that and frame it for my wall.









Fractal art indeed. Looking at images like these, satisfying and entertaining as it is, makes one realise how insignificant mankind is in the “grand scheme of things”. I’ll use the coordinates along the bottom of the pics to check ‘em out myself. Natural art beats plies of bricks, shapeless lumps of metal, and even old masters any day.
These were particulatly satisfying.
Verity, O/T and a WTF post
There is a something going on with wordpress and maybe IE. I have IE 8 with all known updates. Yet I can’t paste to your site – or any of the others that I follow in the northern hemisphere.
But I have no trouble with those in the southern, including Jo Nova’s after a recent major upgrade.
Just bringing to your attention – don’t expect you have “THE ANSWER”
When things get less hectic I’ll likely try another browser
I use Opera 99% of the time, because it has features I like (built-in notes for example, v.useful for storing text from websites), bur use Firefox when I get any problems. Hint – try using the old DOS & Windows keyboard commands for paste (CTRL V) and copy (CTRL C). I sometimes find right-click/Paste doesn’t “take” instantly and needs a few attempts. CRTL V is often quicker, and always works for me.
IE8 seems to give a lot of problems with WordPress. There have been quite a few flagged up through WUWT. The Ctrl V solution suggested by MostlyHarmless should work as it is a paste command still needed in WordPress for pasting anything from MSWord.
MostlyHarmless
Testing
http://diggingintheclay.wordpress.com/2012/05/14/tree-art/#comments
Well! It works!!
Thanks
Patterns from space: beautiful satellite images of river deltas around the world