Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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@Balise volcano
@LucasWerkmeister That would explain yesterday's lava pillars :))
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@Balise Couldn't you have got basically the same picture from the other side of the mountain if you just went in the evening?
@proedie conceptually maybe, but:
- the red hue would depend on how high the sun sets behind the mountains on the other side
- the reflection in the lake does a lot of heavy lifting for this picture
- morning weather conditions are usually more favorable than evening
- this came with a cool train ride to get there too
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@proedie conceptually maybe, but:
- the red hue would depend on how high the sun sets behind the mountains on the other side
- the reflection in the lake does a lot of heavy lifting for this picture
- morning weather conditions are usually more favorable than evening
- this came with a cool train ride to get there too@Balise I was just pulling your leg. This picture certainly was worth the effort.
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@Owen_G_Richards then please credit the full handle @ balise @hachyderm.io
Thanks!It didn't show as that, but that was what I typed!
️ If I use the image it will be accredited to
@ Balise @ hachyderm.io (without the spaces!)
Thank you.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise thank you for your sacrifice!
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@Balise I was just pulling your leg. This picture certainly was worth the effort.
️@proedie I may or may not have given some thoughts about the angle of the sun to convince myself it would be equivalent tbh
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@Balise my god. It certainly was. I am so jealous. Whereabouts was that pic taken?
@capnthommo that's near the Matterhorn/Cervin in Switzerland, near the Riffelsee (very accessible by train, including at that early hour on Sundays during summer)
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
Beam me up now.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise The Matterhorn. First climbed by Edward Whymper and 6 others in 1865. Only three came down alive. Some Victorians wanted climbing banned after the accident. Chamonix has a road named after Edward Whymper and another after Michel Croz - a Chamonix guide who was one of the 4 that fell to their deaths on the way down. Whymper and the Taugwalder’s - father and son - came down alive. Lots of conspiracies about the rope that snapped.
Beautiful photo. Thank you for sharing.
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
I am sorry, but a new rule is in effect
every post like this you have to say how many miles (if any) you drove in a car, and the hours spent driving vs hours hiking
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise I slept in...and I have the photo, too! Thanks!
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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I am sorry, but a new rule is in effect
every post like this you have to say how many miles (if any) you drove in a car, and the hours spent driving vs hours hiking
@failedLyndonLaRouchite I went there by train and hiked for 10 minutes from the train.
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@failedLyndonLaRouchite I went there by train and hiked for 10 minutes from the train.
You are awesome !!!
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You are awesome !!!
if I may say so !@failedLyndonLaRouchite I'll take it, I guess
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@Balise Couldn't you have got basically the same picture from the other side of the mountain if you just went in the evening?
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise That's a gorgeous shot!!! WOW!!!
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
@Balise THE IT JUST DOESN'T MATTERHORN!
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Stupid'o'clock alarm clock was, indeed, worth it.
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