That looks right. I noticed the red colour and immediately thought cedar. I really gotta spruce up on my tree knowledge.

No need to PANIC! This is just a high tech demonstration of a robotic dinosaur. We are not in any danger. I repeat, we are not in any danger. 🧐 #technology ▶ Watch on 3speak.tv

That's one excellent drive with a great variety of scenery and interesting history about that side of the PNW. Those tree look like cedars at the beginning of the video, or am I hallucinating?

These are beautiful colours and textures in the sea.

Apparently, you can easily make a cloud chamber at home if you have the right tools. I just don't want to open a portal to another dimension. :D

Macondo is a fictional village in Colombia, found in the novel One Hundred Years of Solitude. The food truck is called Macondo like the village, so this reminded me of that story, hence the quote.

Fué una deliciosa combinación de chicharrón, yuca frita, y una arepa rellena de alegria.

The quote is from Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude, and the food from the Macondo food truck. #literature

"Within a few years Macondo was a village that was more orderly and hard working than any known until then by its three hundred inhabitants. It was a truly happy village where no one was over thirty

Increible. Parece un platillo volador 😂

These are fascinating easter images. I spent easter in Santiago de Compostela, and it was amazing.

This is such a large beautiful space. It doesn't look like there are many visitors there at the moment. Are those oranges in this shot? They look fantastic. Orange trees don't grow here, but there are

I hope they do a great job. The author used a specific writing technique that is difficult to replicate in video. So, we'll see how it goes.

Thank you, @visualshots and @jlinaresp!

I'll have to go to the tower lookout now and take pictures from up there :)

The video looks great. Clear and crisp in spite of the turbulent water. The sound is also good. My Olympus camera can be submerged underwater directly, but the video-audio quality is poor unfortunately.

Es una hermosa luna brillante.

I thought it was a satellite photo of dry riverbed. It's neat how the planet looks similar from a high and low altitude.

It was forty years ago. Crazy how time flies.

That's great underwater action. It's a whole other world. I have a camera that works underwater, but just thinking about sticking my hands in a cold stream