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Trying to puzzle out what this is…. looks like badly damaged kitchen tiles close up!
Hi it’s the landscape of Arizona as I flew out -pit mining
Do you know what the small squares are that look like a backgammon board? Is that mining too?
I always wonder how long it will take the Earth to cover up all traces of us after we’re gone.
Reblogged this on Haiku for Peace.
Interesting… are those giant backgammon boards?? 😉
That look like the big open pit copper mine in south Arizona. Very cool! I think the Backgamon board looking things are water treatment centers for the hydraulic mining.
Has the look of some place out of sci-fi movie. Cool shot!
It looks like an aerial view of land, hey, I guess I was right!
Hi theantlandscaper. Intriguing photos. Thank you for liking ‘The Schooner!’ Best Wishes, The Foureyed Poet.
Perfect choice for a wordless post: while it’s not impossible to suss out what it really is, it’s odd and mysterious enough to invite all kinds of stories and interpretations. I always like that approach.