This is an off-topic/inspiration blog for The Flesh-Coated Technology.
This totally isn't turning in to just a Shieth/Klance appreciation blog, nope not one bit.
Star Trek: Voyager 1.15 Learning Curve / 4.07 Scientific Method
Procedures exist for a reason. We’ve got to work together. Follow the same set of rules-Lieutenant?I was given that lecture once, by Captain Janeway when I first joined this crew. If I could adjust to Starfleet life, so can you.
these landscapes are great bc you see these chinese paintings showing what you think are very stylized landforms, but then you see photographs of the actual mountains in south china and it’s like, no, that’s actually just what they look like
iirc these kinds of insanely dramatic peaks are characteristic of karst topography, since soft limestone is easily eroded and can create some pretty wild shapes in the process. some of the really insane ones include the stone forest (also in southern china) and tsingy de bemaraha in madagascar.
needless to say you often also get incredible caves in karst regions, even ones which don’t have nearly as dramatic surface features as these
a bunch of y'all’s fav skirts will return on thursday, august 31st at noon eastern! this includes: bees, desert sunset, cherry tree, @sergle’s hydrangeas, meyoco’s waves, whales, @riibrego’s luna moths, clouds, ocean, thistles
