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Apple Creek, Ohio

I put it in a place where she could play with it if she wants but also positioned it so she can't just chomp on it and eat chunks of it. She was knocking it around between licks when I left lol.

Here's another one

Taken on Fogo Island, Newfoundland. It was incredibly windy at the top of a hill, like if I poured water at the ground it got blown away by the wind about 2 meters.

Edit: forgot to include this board

cross-posted from: https://lemmy.ml/post/33203710

Sunrise in Wadi Rum desert. Taken from my phone with OpenCamera's stacked HDR.

I'll fight anyone who claims otherwise.

And it still works! Here are some more pics

Source: https://www.npr.org/2025/07/08/nx-s1-5430760/evolution-scopes-creationism-monkey-trial

https://news.uchicago.edu/story/scopes-monkey-trial-100-years-later

I just wanted to use a weight tape on her to see what her approximate weight is and she just kept avoiding me and tried to get me to chase her until she realized it was way too hot for that shit.

She isn't grossly underweight for a horse of her age and breed, but she isn't where I want her to be. The brutal heat and humidity this summer has been rough on her, and I think she lost weight in the past month based on look and feel alone, but I'm confident I can get her looking better again. I'm gonna be getting her a salt lick because I suspect she's low on electrolytes from the heat.

Source.

A billboard truck spent Wednesday circling the FTC, telling them to focus on Big Tech, grocery prices, and the dangers of privacy-destroying data brokers—instead of holding an out-of-scope workshop on gender-affirming care.

There's actually about ten images in this set, but Lemmy will only let me pick one, so I hope I got the best one of the set!

Thank you for seeing my work!

(And if you wanted to see the others in the set, it's all over at https://pixelfed.social/tanisnikana)

The Algoma Buffalo, a 635 foot long lake freighter, about to pass under the Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth, Minnesota. People gather at the water's edge almost every time a freighter comes in, and clap and wave. These ships have typically been sailing for several days by the time they hit Duluth.

The Algoma Buffalo, a 635 foot long lake freighter, about to pass under the Aerial Lift Bridge in Duluth, Minnesota. People gather at the water's edge almost every time a freighter comes in, and clap and wave. These ships have typically been sailing for several days by the time they hit Duluth.