Curvature and slope map of Long Valley shorelines

I thought this was a pretty cool stand-alone image that I made while trying to look at lake shorelines in Long Valley caldera. All those red bumps are a weird artifact from the digital elevation model I've been using for my topographic analyses. The shorelines are the vertical linear features on the right of the image.

mark's rooster

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the cruz

my room is a converted garage that's separated from the main house, and has a flat roof you can get onto. this is the view from it, which is pretty great! i am definitely putting beach chairs up here soon.

the moons

bringing in reality

this is from a digital elevation model of Long Valley Caldera in

eastern CA that I messed with in IDL. The next step is making it

spin around the z axis while I talk about our future collapsing

lest you all join me in the brethren of harmonic ubiquity

a weekend of three days in santa cruz springtime flower explosion

we biked out to wilder ranch, which is maybe the homiest state reserve

i've ever been to! there were homemade cookies, and goats, and CHICKENS



yep



kendra told me about wilder ranch and how biking out there is basically

the best way to spend a saturday.



an equestrian stand-off



that's right, there were BUBBLES



a mammalian stand-off



the waves were monstrous this weekend, but i got a picture of a kind

of wimpy one, just for you!

let's dance

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