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procon

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5. Congrats to the videographer for capturing such stunning beauty!

Reply to functioning_cog (Original post)

Fri Nov 15, 2013, 08:56 PM

Nov 2013

Watching the vivid colors unfold in the confluence of land, sky and space, certainly makes me feel small and insignificant in the grand scheme of the cosmos.

Thanks for this!

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SHOCKING VIDEO! Watch this sitting down! [View all] functioning_cog Nov 2013 OP

Had to laugh at the title... CherokeeDem Nov 2013 #1

Very impressive! brucefan Nov 2013 #2

heh. well, maybe you'll get an opportunity to watch on larger format while sitting functioning_cog Nov 2013 #4

It looks killer Go Vols Nov 2013 #3

Congrats to the videographer for capturing such stunning beauty! procon Nov 2013 #5

WOW, thanks! I love places without people :) Aldo Leopold Nov 2013 #6

OK. flying rabbit Nov 2013 #7

Love it! Nt abelenkpe Nov 2013 #8

Where in the world Curmudgeoness Nov 2013 #9

Pretty sure the green tent one wickerwoman Nov 2013 #12

some of the mountain lake shots are Crater Lake National Park in Oregon functioning_cog Nov 2013 #16

Well, those are all pretty far away. Curmudgeoness Nov 2013 #19

I also think that one is Crater Lake. Arugula Latte Nov 2013 #27

Thanks for finding this. functioning_cog Nov 2013 #29

Jemez Springs, NM, Chaco Canyon, NM.... alittlelark Nov 2013 #15

And I have been in those areas. Curmudgeoness Nov 2013 #18

Moonless winter nights are always best.... alittlelark Nov 2013 #20

Did you spend the night in Jemez Springs? alittlelark Nov 2013 #21

We didn't get in that direction. Curmudgeoness Nov 2013 #30

I would love to see the Milky Way like this too. avaistheone1 Nov 2013 #23

Me too! Only a few times I've been lucky functioning_cog Nov 2013 #28

That's a beautiful video. Uncle Joe Nov 2013 #10

Five minutes well-spent, THANKS!! johnnyreb Nov 2013 #11

Beautiful~ sheshe2 Nov 2013 #13

So beautiful. Thank you, I will pass this on as gifts. n/t Whisp Nov 2013 #14

I hope many do pass it on. It is such a gift when people put their effort into such art functioning_cog Nov 2013 #17

Very nice davidpdx Nov 2013 #22

I used to live on an hill top and could see the milky way every night. Very dry and dark area. freshwest Nov 2013 #24

Wonderful! Delphinus Nov 2013 #25

Bookmarked for later Martin Eden Nov 2013 #26