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Gosses Bluff, Northern Territory: When I first saw this landscape (which extends a full 360 degrees), all I could think of was stupid Windows XP. The rippling here at Gosses Bluff was caused by the impact of a meteor 142 million years ago. Our guide said it was more powerful than Hiroshima. It was oddly green in the middle of the desert.
-------- In Ottawa news... I went to see Super Size Me last night. There were more than a handful of people who were munching on large bags of popcorn and oversized pops. Oh irony, you never fail. ------ Speaking of craters and the universe, there is a new magazine dedicated to the 'centre of the universe' (AKA Toronto) called Spacing. Comments
It's still just a movie, after all . . . I made a point to eat junk food while I watched. I don't tend to go on 30 day ByTowne binges . . . ao / 06.16.04But did you super size it? Lana / 06.16.04They didn't ask :( ao / 06.16.04Post a comment
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