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Wheels within wheels

Category: Destinations

Dahmen Art Barn, Uniontown, WA While I was growing up, we used to drive past the Dahmen farm every few months. I would always look up from whatever book I was devouring at the time and intently try to...

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Won't you be my neighbor?

Category: Frivolity

I'm hooked on the website tiltshiftmaker.com - it lets you run a quick-and-dirty tilt-shift filter on your snapshots, making them look like miniature models. Here are some snapshots I took on Book Hill Park in Georgetown: are they not...

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Merry Christmas

Category: Cephalopodmania

Merry Christmas and Happy Hanukkah from Bioephemera! A big thank you to everyone who reads and comments on my blog - you are why I do this. Enjoy your holiday and have a wonderful New Year!

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The Hunterian Museum (bioephemera archive)

Category: Museum Lust

Unfortunately, many of the specimens Darwin saw were destroyed when the Royal College of Surgeons was bombed in 1941. Like the gallery housing it, John Hunter's collection is no longer what it once was. But what remains is still pretty darn amazing.

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Making up for lost time

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Crowboy CD giveaway

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Gas Works Park (bioephemera archive)

Category: Retrotechnology and steampunk

Derelict technology can be pretty darn beautiful when bioremediated.

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