I just got back from Gen Con 2022, and I’ve received a few messages from people who saw me at the show, but decided to not come talk to me because I was running a game or in a conversation with other people. I appreciate everyone who is respectful about approaching others and not wanting…
Nyiragongo lava lake, Congo
“And the earth itself was rent and bled its pain, and the land howled in misery for the lost mother-goddess of old.”
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cool National Geographic photo link
Very impressive!
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I’m not even gonna try to spell its name. :p
My friend Josh Sawyer (aka “Josh from Interplay”) did a several-day hiking trip through Zion. It was quite an adventure, including encounters with a bear and rattlesnake, and nearly being lost forever due to depleting all his salt. He also took a ton of really beautiful pictures. Check out his blog on it here.
The past eight days have had some real winners from the National Geographic photo of the day. a wood church in Greenland multiple lightning strikes in Chicago leaves on a path in Natagiri Pass, Japan a tiger in India’s Kaziranga National Park the whale-fossil-rich alien landscape of Wadi Al-Hitan, Egypt
Use as inspiration for your Asian-themed campaign. :) National Geographic link
a neat autumn landscape a cool dust tornado in Africa eating some guy
“Tundra” does not have to mean “barren and devoid of color.” Observe: Nat Geo link
Sunrise on Painted Hills, Oregon: National Geographic link
Green and amazing: link
Last Friday, Jodi, Kelly, Troy and I took a day trip to Alki Beach, Seattle. I took a bunch of hi-res pics (of the beach, waves, barnacles, driftwood, and a jellyfish), and I’m releasing a zip of them into the public domain. 70.5MB zip of 17 images
I’m used to seeing a view *of* the mountain, so this is new: National Geographic link
or just marvel that weird, “alien” landscapes exist right on our home planet. Arizona butte, National Geographic photo of the day
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