Oregon Randy
@oregonrandy.bsky.social
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Part time Cryptid, Photographer of night skies, Landscapes, and deliciously living. 🤘🏳️‍🌈
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oregonrandy.bsky.social
The prominence on the right hand side of the mountain is known as Illumination Rock, and is a familiar feature for those in the region and #PDX. It's very visible from Timberline Lodge (it is to the left from the lodge area), and the ski area there.
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glennjosey.com
Doorway.
#urban_still_life
oregonrandy.bsky.social
That is the only option without an edit button.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
Basking in the Alpen #Glow of #MountHood high on it's upper flanks in an alpine meadow. (2023)
#BlueSkyArtShow #📷 #Alpine #Meadow #Hiking #Mountain #Oregon #CascadeMountains #Glacier #Geology #StratoVolcano #Volcano #scape #LandscapePhotography #PhotographersOfBluesky
A photo dominated by the view of a tall mountain from high on it's slopes looking toward the top near sunset as the mountain glows with the last rays of the setting sun. The sky over the mountain is a deep blue.
The high slopes and glaciers of the mountain are bathed in reddish to orange color, while the lower slopes are becoming heavily shaded, but some small green shrubs clinging to the steep slopes are still visible.
On the right side of the mountain below the ridge tops is a glacier, with water running down the rocky slopes below it.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
Took me a minute to parse what was going on here.
But you'll be fine, as long as the ferry gives consent.
🛳️ 🧚
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weissbier-hiker.bsky.social
it made me laugh so hard.... It's so stupid. 🤣
oregonrandy.bsky.social
I absolutely love that the nickname for this small companion star to Betelgeuse is "Betelbuddy"! 🤩

This is not something you can see, or even hope to resolve with an amateur telescope. The size and brightness difference is vast.

#🧪 #🛰️ #🔭
www.cmu.edu/mcs/news-eve...
X-Ray Study Reveals New Details About Betelgeuse’s Elusive Companion Star
Carnegie Mellon University researchers have detected that the red supergiant Betelgeuse may have a companion star, Betelbuddy.
www.cmu.edu
oregonrandy.bsky.social
I don't understand how, but she likes the fake president of the US.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
Or in #WarRavagedPortland, one of those Craftsman bungalows, where the grand street side trees whisper, 'you'll never be able to afford living here'
papapishu.bsky.social
It’s true: the cities are lawless and scary, if you live here sell your property as fast as possible, particularly if you have a 2 family row house from the 1920s with those nice bay windows.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
This will go over in Idaho like a 💩 in the potato patch.
pbsnews.org
Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth announced Friday that the Pentagon will host a Qatari Emiri Air Force facility in Idaho.

Hegseth said the Trump administration signed an agreement to build the facility at Mountain Home Air Force Base in Elmore County, Idaho.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
The sea and the sky both look a little spicy!
oregonrandy.bsky.social
What a great path! I hope that amazing limb across the route didn't cause anybody to do the limbo!
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nora.zone
cry havoc and let slip the frogs of war
oregonrandy.bsky.social
And Palm trees! Good on ya! 🏝️
oregonrandy.bsky.social
It was a quick set of vibrations, but really noticable. We both stopped and looked at each other. 👀
oregonrandy.bsky.social
And yeah, an earthquake near a volcano really makes you question your life choices!
We stood there looking around and listening, (the mountain is only a mile or so away there on the south side) but nothing else happened. 😅
oregonrandy.bsky.social
A lot of times, people will say there's old growth, when it's just mature forest. A lot of mature forest lands, can be places that were logged over 100 years ago, or less. Whereas "old growth" to me means untouched. Which there is very little of. Even mature forest ecosystems are amazing though!
oregonrandy.bsky.social
Hummocks trail is a big loop, and fairly easy. There's an option to take a side trail that goes uphill (a lot) to the closed Johnston Ridge Observatory. As far as old growth trees near there? Not so much. Because of the eruption.
oregonrandy.bsky.social
The Hummocks trail is a nice one through new terrain from the giant landslide. Guts of the mountain!
I've been hiking on the south side when there was a harmonic tremor that could be felt. THAT was unnerving...