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Midnight Sun: A natural phenomenon occurring in the summer months north of the Arctic Circle and south of the Antarctic Circle where the sun never fully sets and remains visible 24 hours a day.

This short time lapse film was shot during the Icelandic Midnight Sun in June of 2011.

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complete article:: Meteorologists Follow Fate of Snowdrift on Mt. Esja

Then the lights go out. Transformer outside gets knocked over by a truck. Crap, no more AC. Computers still up on UPS for a while but eventually that goes down too. Boss man freaks out, laptop still good but no internet. Hold on, I start up my WiFI Hotspot and boss man plus a few others get online. He’s amazed and thrilled. A few seconds later the lights go back on. He looks at me and asks, what did you do? I tell him not much but Android is so powerful it is powering your office. But not for long, the battery is rather small.

karma points for the day.

When all hell breaks loose

Snow delays the start of summer in Iceland.

The picture of fresh snow on the lovely Mt Esja looks a lot like the picture I took in November.  That mountain is amazing and almost mystical.  It never looks the same two days in a row.

And my own:

if you want it.

April Fools.

Supermoon2011

If you can walk to it, hop on, and be downtown quickly then it’s all good.