mysunnyboy
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Why is the sand brown?
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Metasynth
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Metasynth
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It’s wet? And this is near an estuary
mysunnyboy
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Very cool. These piles wash up after storms down around Marco island. I’m making it a bucket list to take my bucket down there and sort for days.
Metasynth
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Yeah that’s super cool. Y’all have some cool stuff down there that we don’t. If I lived in Florida, I’d own a coral business and just deplete the reefs in the keys...lol
mysunnyboy
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cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
It’s how Meta saves on tp
Metasynth
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Hey, I dig a proper cat hole. 6-8 inches deep at least...
Metasynth
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I’m all for it except I dunno how I feel about geared hub motors. I know they have more torque than direct drive, but I haven’t found one that’s rated above 750w. I’m more into direct drive hub motors, they’re pretty bullet proof. And I’m REALLY excited to try out a high powered mid drive motor soon.
I know. I’m a dork
Skyworms, piperazine will fix that right up
mysunnyboy
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Looks good for the beach and toting everything out there. I can ride it up and down big beaches because it’s electric
Laughing Grass
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I thought that was trash at first glance.
mysunnyboy
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This is adorable
Metasynth
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If you’re thinking about buying it, do it! You will absolutely love it.Looks good for the beach and toting everything out there. I can ride it up and down big beaches because it’s electric
mysunnyboy
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Hermit crab?
Metasynth
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It’s just a big ol snail
I ask because of the hole in the top of the whorl. typically that is death to the original occupant.
Does it have an operculum?
Does it have an operculum?
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
cannabineer
Ursus marijanus
I saw an unusual aircraft today. Google did not help me ID the type. Sorry; no photo.
It was a single-pusher prop design with twin booms behind an ovate cabin. The wing was quite long, straight, slight taper. Aspect ratio and shape are approximated by this glider. Paint was dark gray, possibly gray-green.
It was a single-pusher prop design with twin booms behind an ovate cabin. The wing was quite long, straight, slight taper. Aspect ratio and shape are approximated by this glider. Paint was dark gray, possibly gray-green.