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A four movement ‘visual EP’ (sometimes cacophonous, sometimes calm) inspired by Minnesota’s land and climate. To wit:

In 2016, musician Tyler Tholl visited four state parks across Minnesota, one park per season, to record sounds found in nature. He manipulated those sounds and incorporated them in a new, four-movement piece of music inspired by Minnesota’s land and climate. The project, MN Mimesis, includes lyrics written by Tyler’s brother, Collin, and features Minnesota musicians from classical, jazz, pop, country, and folk backgrounds.

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This lunchtime.

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Pic by Gillian Reid

Thanks Andrew Tyrrell

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The Burren [Co Clare] today.

(Thanks Alex Connelly)

Meanwhile…

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Jonathan Keenan writes:

The beautiful eccentiric weather in this country….Half way up Croagh Patrick  [Co Mayo} yesterday whereby the weather changed 5 times on the way up and way back down... sun, rain, hail, sun… summed up in this photo (above).

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A mere sample of the eye-candied fruit of Australian photographer William Patino’s 10 day trek across the unspoiled wilds of Iceland.

MORE: Interview: William Patino Captures the Beauty of Iceland’s Vast, Untouched Landscapes (My Modern Met)

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Minas Mandel (a 3D fractal ‘Middle Earth’ landscape) and Fractalicious 2 (a thing of simillarly wondrous unhingedness) by the Mandelbulb-addled digital artist Julius Horsthuis.

Full screen, sound up for optimum effect.

More of his recursive mind realms here.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SyqCB07hDDY

Speirview Ireland writes:

It was an amazing sunny weekend in Kerry this weekend and it gave me a chance to video it like never before. Flying high above ancient sites, ruins of castles, down through valleys and across the many lakes of Kerry. In this compilation video we visit the Gap of Dunloe, the Kerry Cliffs, Muckross Abbey, Ballycarbery Castle, Cahergall Stone Fort, Leacanabuaile Stone Fort and Killarney National Park all from the bird eye view of a quadcopter so you can enjoy from the comforts of your screen.