Saturday, November 12, 2005

The Crumby Ovates Thought for the Day - Eyepiece Tests, Etc.

If a person has three telescopes and fifteen eyepieces how much time can be burnt up seeing which combination shows a printout of an RGVECB subtopic at 200 feet? Does such an activity have any practical application? What if the results are not shared? What if the results are ignored?

It is a time of great peril for the Crumby Ovate. The Goddess stalks him. Soooooo, eyepiece testing may be a fairly safe activity, maybe.

Some results.

It's hard to read reversed left to right images at 200 feet.
It's hard to look through a telescope when a dog's jumping on you.
Fifteen eyepieces and three telescopes and four diagonals are too many.
Hobbies are inherently gluttonous, maybe.

But then they do give the noggin a break from the Banshees. Maybe the elders won't turn red until Imbolc, maybe. But a shift in the seasons just prolongs the danger, maybe.

Yikes!

A mood picture. This shows a bunch of dried up poverty dropseed on the Edwards Cap. This is how it looks in the shallow clay soil skinning the limestone when it doesn't rain and its unseasonally hot (Banshee weather, maybe). Poverty dropseed may be (Sporobolous vaginaflorus. No doubt, a slang potential common name or two come to mind due to the specific epithet.

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