We need a hint!
What the heck is that?
- Thread starter pure_ego
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a highly magnified wound that is healing.
Or the reproductive organs of an asexual planeria.
ANY hints?!
It does somewhat resemble a topo map.....
You don't really think I'm going to guess do you
Idgunnit said this..
topographical shot of land and water [/QUOTE]
You guys should have paid more attention.
but now I have a conondrum!!
because...
Fastbusa said this. .
Inferred photo of a river and or flood plane running through some mountains. [/QUOTE]
They are both close enough to be right in my opinion..
so what do I do? split the prize? (cheap raffle ticket)
buy two?
give it to whichever replies first?
let them pick a number...
hmm.... what to do.
oh.. and the orignal description with the page, and a link to the page..
This False-color radar image shows central Death Valley and the different surface types in the area. Radar is sensitive to surface roughness with rough areas showing up brighter than smooth areas, which appear dark. This is seen in the contrast between the bright mountains that surround the dark, smooth basins and valleys of Death Valley. The image shows Furnace Creek alluvial fan (green crescent feature) at the far right, and the sand dunes near Stove Pipe Wells at the center. (NASA image)[/QUOTE]
Link to actual page.. scroll down about halfway.
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topographical shot of land and water [/QUOTE]
You guys should have paid more attention.
but now I have a conondrum!!
because...
Fastbusa said this. .
Inferred photo of a river and or flood plane running through some mountains. [/QUOTE]
They are both close enough to be right in my opinion..
so what do I do? split the prize? (cheap raffle ticket)
buy two?
give it to whichever replies first?
let them pick a number...
hmm.... what to do.
oh.. and the orignal description with the page, and a link to the page..
This False-color radar image shows central Death Valley and the different surface types in the area. Radar is sensitive to surface roughness with rough areas showing up brighter than smooth areas, which appear dark. This is seen in the contrast between the bright mountains that surround the dark, smooth basins and valleys of Death Valley. The image shows Furnace Creek alluvial fan (green crescent feature) at the far right, and the sand dunes near Stove Pipe Wells at the center. (NASA image)[/QUOTE]
Link to actual page.. scroll down about halfway.
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cool let fastbusa have the raffle ticket as long as you keep these posts coming there kinda fun
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