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Came here for the bitcoin crowd and to support the nostr coding freedom fighters. Now I also post some of the photography I did over the years.

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

camping is great, but a fire in a hut now and then is great too, especially when you can escape the sandflies!

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#photography #teararoa #newzealand #neararthurspass

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa #waiaupass

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#photography #videography #newzealand #teararoa

https://m.primal.net/PLWj.mov

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#newzealand #teararoa #magic #waiaupass

https://m.primal.net/PLQL.mov

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

Replying to

Holdilocks

The breakfast of champions for bitcoiners!!

Here’s what 65 grams of protein looks like!

Inspired by nostr:nprofile1qqsvrejstspd4rgmpfdn6mdkuxdjav3de420p6rrqmkg5gfeq2e32lsyu9l0r I made his beef panzone with 3 eggs, 1 egg white (had a little mishap lol), 168 grams of ground beef cooked in Amish butter and this time I drizzled raw organic unpasteurized honey on top of the cooked panzone and topped it with bacon for added goodness with a side of 2 strips of bacon!!

Minz 10mo ago

65 grams! I need this breakfast!

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa

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#photography #newzealand #teararoa #bluelake #waiaupass

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#teararoa #photography #newzealand

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#teararoa #photography #newzealand

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#photography #teararoa #newzealand

Replying to

₿en Wehrman

Lil quick test using some PNW landmarks I'm familiar with...

(See reference chart of how much drop in elevation we should see due to earth's curvature over certain ground distances.)

Here's a photo of Mt. Rainier from Vancouver B.C. Almost exactly 200 miles distance, which equal 5.05 miles of drop from curvature.

Tippy top of Mt. Rainier is 2.72 miles in height, so on net, from Vancouver B.C., that peak of the summit should be well hidden 2.33 MILES below ground level from the perspective of the photographer.

Yet you can see the BASE of the mountain, essentially bone-flat with Vancouver despite 200 miles of distance. That's mathematically impossible based on the globe model. #FlatEarth

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Minz 11mo ago

🤩 Wow!