Eeyore's Birthday Party ~ Austin, Texas 2010

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New Skip Hunt Print Gallery Site!

This is essentially the same as the print ordering gallery on my site, but much easier to navigate. :-)

http://skip-hunt.artistwebsites.com/

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4th CNN Travel Photo of the Day!

Just got my 4th CNN Travel Photo of the Day! Made this image atop a mountain at this very mystic place in Mexico called Tepoztlan. :-)

http://www.cnn.com/2010/TRAVEL/04/01/photo.of.day.gallery/index.html

Also, I had a very strange experience while on a wild motorcycle odyssey in Mexico in June thru Aug 2009.

Here's the blog posting and photos from this particular locale where I made the image and encountered "A Portal to Another Dimension": http://bit.ly/99cZ78

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Lonely Planet giving away free iPhone guides in honor of Eyjafjallajökull messing with Europe

Did Eyjafjallajökull mess your week up? The answer is probably "no" if you're asking whoEyjafjallajökull is. For those of us who did have our week interrupted by that big exploding volcano in Iceland, Lonely Planet is offering thirteen of its City Guides for free in the App Store (and okay, they're free to all, no proof of volcano-interruption required).

The aptly-named "Volcano Relief Sale" is being held in hopes of helping travelers stuck in unfamiliar places find "access to practical information as well as suggestions on what to do whilst stranded," according to Tom Hall, Lonely Planet Travel Editor. "That's why we're giving away iPhone city guides to major affected destinations."

Those destinations include: Amsterdam, Barcelona, Berlin, Budapest, Copenhagen, Istanbul,London, Moscow, Munich, Paris, Rome, Stockholm, and Vienna.

http://www.tuaw.com/2010/04/19/lonely-planet-giving-away-free-iphone-guides-in-honor-of-eyjafja/

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Spectacular New View of a Cosmic Cat’s Paw

Spectacular New View of a Cosmic Cat’s Paw

This new image of the Cat’s Paw Nebula reveals new details laid bare by the near-infrared imaging of the VISTA telescope.

The Cat’s Paw, located 5,500 light-years away in the Scorpius constellation is filled with dust that makes for a beautiful image (below) but obscures many of the stars. The European Southern Observatory’s VISTA telescope in the Chilean Atacama Desert is the most powerful near-infrared imager on Earth with a main mirror that is more than 13 feet across as well as the largest infrared camera on any ...

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