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@hikingdude@mastodon.social
2024-03-09 14:54:01

Hi friends! I was just out for a quick hike with my wife. Lovely sunny weather with just some snow at the top. It's weird because I feel so tired. That's also why I haven't been posting for a couple of days. But I'm sure things are going to be better soon!
Enjoy your Saturday!
#nature

This image captures a serene, wintry landscape, dominated by a freshly snow-covered path that invites the viewer into a tranquil outdoor scene. The path, edged by the soft, undisturbed snow, meanders gently through a sparse forest of trees, their branches heavy with snow, creating a picturesque winter tableau. The sky above is a vast expanse of subtle gradations, from the lightest of blues to the softest of whites, with clouds scattered across it, hinting at the quiet cold of a winter's day. Th…
This image captures a serene, picturesque scene of a grassy hill adorned with sporadic trees, unfolding against the majestic backdrop of a mountain range. The lush greenery of the hill contrasts beautifully with the deep blue sky overhead, suggesting a clear day without a cloud in sight. The mountains in the distance add a sense of grandeur and wilderness to the landscape, evoking a feeling of tranquil highland scenery. The composition suggests the image could be situated in a national park or …
@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social
2024-05-09 17:37:43

#ThrowBackThursday #RockyMountainNationalPark #elkOfMastodon
An elk cow one morning in Moraine Park. September 2006

Photo of an elk cow one morning in Moraine Park, in Rocky Mountain National Park. She is standing in bright sunlight, looking toward the left of the frame, with some sparse bushes in front of her. Moraine Park is a popular area for the elk herds to congregate during the day in September through early November, their annual rut, or mating season, as well as all the humans who gather to watch and photograph them. The herds sometimes grow to over a hundred cows, ostensibly presided over by a singl…
@cdarwin@c.im
2024-05-04 23:31:24

A new book, Nazi Billionaires, investigates how Germany’s richest business dynasties made fortunes by aiding and abetting Adolf Hitler’s Third Reich.
It also examines how, eight decades later, they still escape close scrutiny and a nation that has done so much to confront its catastrophic past still suffers a very particular blind spot.
“What struck me was this is a country that’s so cognisant of its history in many ways but seemingly the most economically powerful actors do not…

‘People should be more aware’: the business dynasties who benefited from Nazis
In his new book Nazi Billionaires, David de Jong explores the damning history of companies who have refused to examine their murky history with Hitler

@qurlyjoe@mstdn.social
2024-05-09 17:37:43

#ThrowBackThursday #RockyMountainNationalPark #elkOfMastodon
An elk cow one morning in Moraine Park. September 2006

Photo of an elk cow one morning in Moraine Park, in Rocky Mountain National Park. She is standing in bright sunlight, looking toward the left of the frame, with some sparse bushes in front of her. Moraine Park is a popular area for the elk herds to congregate during the day in September through early November, their annual rut, or mating season, as well as all the humans who gather to watch and photograph them. The herds sometimes grow to over a hundred cows, ostensibly presided over by a singl…