I went to see David Lynch's Dune in the theater in 1984. As we entered, we were given a glossary of Dune terms with our tickets. I understand this is not a common piece of movie ephemera, so I thought you might like to see it.10yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/movies
Here's an incredible Kelvin-Helmholtz cloud formation over Birmingham, Alabama in 2011. I just had to pull over to photograph it. I've never seen anything like it in my life.10yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/pics
Posted once before, but here's a dandy Dolomedes albineus chilling on some rare Baptisia fruits.7yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/spiders
This is Grandma Gatewood. In 1955, at the age of 67, she hiked the entire 2,168 miles of the Appalachian Trail in one season...in a pair of sneakers and carrying a duffel bag. What a badass.12yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/pics
A nice Xylaria magnoliae I've been incubating in a warm terrarium for about two weeks. MIC.8yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/mycology
In 2011, I stopped on the side of the road to photograph this absolutely astounding Kelvin-Helmholtz formation over Birmingham, Alabama. I thought you might like to see it.10yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/CLOUDS
I went to see Lynch's Dune in the theater in 1984. We were handed this glossary sheet with our tickets. I thought you might like to see it.10yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/dune
Not a spider, but an amblypygid and babies from my FB feed. Found in Goa, India (not by me). Hope this doesn't violate the rules.9yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/spiders
ID help with this spider found in central Alabama? Hanging out on fruit of the rare Baptisia megacarpa, this spider was extremely beautiful (and pretty large too).10yr ⋅ SamnitesFall ⋅ r/spiders
