Geopolis photo contest entries - Start voting!
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<html> <div class="text-justify"><p>Last week some interesting entries were submitted and now it is time to decide who is the winner! There were exactly 3 entries so every author will be rewarded with SBD. The only question is who will take home the first prize? You can read how to vote below the entries. Don't hesitate to do this as the authors will be grateful.</p> <p><img src="https://steemit-production-imageproxy-thumbnail.s3.amazonaws.com/U5drBpeZF7HygGCKhvCDCS3MGC8fEvo_1680x8400" width="1255" height="965"/></p> <h1><a href="https://steemit.com/geopolis/@effofex/the-funnel-weaver-spiders-i-know-and-love-my-entry-to-the-first-ever-geopolis-photo-contest">The funnel weaver spiders I know and love: My entry to the first ever Geopolis photo contest</a></h1> <div class="pull-left"><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/0Nlty0DJnhtjpHSwbtgl2Oou2UfYfI3UUNmkpNaGGNPfi9NtqXkcXAtEDq3Po91HOn3sSTktHxgWZm2pUCLLyyr0ddE4FcUGNJ-lSQZPsatTZQ_FzkT3LbdCqrdnHtGJMEtnjhe36lZyp8gAPTPdg63qpPYkeqpuQD5Cd6djtV_RAGX4zBil4kg9l1H0_9VT7VumwRc5NfQlYuH6H7wCMXS6bbPyBeGE1aQEwmiqbH-4N5Bpjxn3LsafdhX4lK2qVZ6786NW7X1hNwstC06C9A_6GRan8CPnZRIkTQMnF9xkIImHIoP98tRTbhFIlW3AKSvmDFusiYpjqt6M2ZouuJzxGHgolKw-X1D2sMkh98hZ6WQVHviY-5YsPMqQiYahVNb_OkSdVaL2u9UOcQ4pygZFF4H3z_toRiDTIi95DhguqCEqLAahQ-qls3NwhftfOn3uzgIayIOwCYWaNWoN_U0ovLeplhwk4OTrWLb6iZVrl4ssgY2cKn4gu0xlmfYIVSD_AxwLUmFkZqVzsnD68eO_ku99K1a1YZh6HB5Y4lUJGPxflZ0FQRFxzRlGAFd0X01uALE5itnpI1hdEz4GeD1xRBL8PQpl2xlMjns=w429-h300-no" width="429" height="300"/></div> <p>I'm expecting there to be many aesthetically pleasing pictures in the first @geopolis photo contest. I understand that spiders are not everyone's cup of tea, but I think my entry is pleasant looking, and I hope to sway your opinion, too.</p> <p>Webs lacing the brickwork concealing terrifying (looking), but harmless funnel weaver spiders are a very common sight where I live. These are not to be confused with the dangerously poisonous funnel web spiders from Australia...</p> <h1><a href="https://steemit.com/geopolis/@sooflauschig/preservation-of-igneous-textures-2-billion-year-old-pillow-basalts">Preservation of igneous textures - 2 billion year old pillow basalts</a></h1> <div class="pull-right"><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/bO1uZ1zgE5Y8rdohRdNAJFrMdRFPF51IgERo04v-zUeewJH0u5hC_0axNMnMpgYfh8pKUErqeFgcXIM_HVEEcHs60pNUUTFeHBkhKrf65rVHHvRqKAgVZlOm22wAFaBL4_Bx7AtC-LTXmOnX9ScPUu_-Vw1MXtccPIPDDMBKwkbG1g1jTMsy3ClrM6pShU3lUSfEGt_vJEHqlxcEvOm5oqeFFiLhdE-gJqCfX1zOZ-1KeQg_6ufdhEa1lhID2jT_SHk8rJwgT3FbaZiyYwCaTKYyl3s8kwWh-hK2u6h9JmbNMYLpo1-Mb28SsFVzMUAThYWmaLMWFa_fdU50dRHvbsVbaMqcBxAdgcrqmTTGCYRaXtGUiYCfToyIOIsIkE4obMce3wHgbeO6I-nqjE9Mk7EZaPov5Wp7l38vLKfiqfrPQiU4hGVEpa9SB1GDJN0yS-v57CRNj2Q_DgIrrhdrP3W7aISZbjyRlssd6ZL5k1z_m1arVuVv-kHQueyqovYj1uoDYtZ8s1kscdAxgi2aHIndp0hDMqlJezmVltWOPMcR_47vLm9VfMRw_Ww5T_xHQ2WIDDKKf8XQVQcjkA_6PsCyDZZqpd-2jfY9L1A=w400-h300-no" width="400" height="300"/></div> <p>The picture is from my visit to the Ungava Peninsula in northern Quebec. On the picture you can see round blebs of rock covering the outcrop. On the picture below I have highlighted these features for you.</p> <p>Pillow basalts form when hot lava erupts into water. The water leads to extremely fast cooling of the exterior of the lava, solidifying its surface and forming beautiful pillow shapes. These particular pillow basalts where photographed on the Purtuniq ophiolite, a piece of oceanic crust that has been obducted onto the continent. The age of the Purtuniq ophiolite has been dated to be 2 billion years old[1]. That means these rocks are representing the ocean floor two billion years ago...</p> <h1><a href="https://steemit.com/geopolis/@liquidtravel/why-camping-at-enchanted-rock-will-keep-you-up-all-night">Why Camping at Enchanted Rock Will Keep You Up All Night?</a></h1> <div class="pull-left"><img src="https://lh3.googleusercontent.com/Hkrq1mP97UVMM8Jf7p_QQPQJwNHIFI_F5mAqB9vg3E-yep6Tf2B8LFlWYvgNb26gpPWf4gRAz-abtyWJAEpAKfsdYLehgwBZmnaK7GgMR1tpLoEzGHNFSSLHPn6XJQg1eBmLOLFE0okN79VsFrrxmgBSO8lEhEP2185tvfIzWPk6LppUo8K053Y-Tg3EDrEn8zISqsjIatSKNVkR7G5jKE6FmsSkL_VZxsxhcOpYJQxvrQfrSBQ4IXKeb1zjfFhIpH5-AxZMAq203MXgeEJa1k9fglwaMtyaNjiOnrOQQvAye1Z5YApd_zhcq_MFg6IIgTyn_0-0ANAVxWbmGBIu34pXt0MM0LtvRlcZjrzuoSpB-lRBBGYxgEiE3mcAMPS2uMOl_hmJx5wXTiTQbvVR4kEEjrt3r4x-Z0zbmjMoIzrY8pV43lWK8QZIbG3EYAQ3j3NvjNVDiYHcfbmI6pRuCmqb4UTuco1kkuqqVUm6FyCWe-5wRsA3wi_TXJl9TaKdbbLGmqg37IGyqTkkRmqH7UOpFHRVNKqn-fYXd5eYYKJlxddJnKEW-0h-Hcus9olCngvtxUd5L6XQtWQgV93H5bYsKPdxvuTLkb2gX8M=w400-h300-no" width="400" height="300"/></div> <p>Located 23 minutes North of Fredericksburg, Texas, and 1 hour 45 minutes Northwest of Austin, Texas, Enchanted Rock is one of the most popular destinations for hikers, campers, climbers, and cavers in the State. The uniqueness of this Park brings hundreds of thousands of visitors each year. Most come for the beauty and activities the Park provides but there is much more available if you are willing to scratch the surface.</p> <p>Enchanted Rock is a large pink granite rock that is the product of a never erupted chamber of magma that cooled over a period of a billion years creating a distinctive underground batholith. What makes the area even more interesting is that although it cooled underneath earth's surface, today it is 300-400 ft above ground and is one of the highest points in the area...</p> <p><img src="https://steemit-production-imageproxy-thumbnail.s3.amazonaws.com/U5dtpDmzeBNESeHj7psCxNRGm6hLkTG_1680x8400" width="1680" height="127"/></p> <h1>How to cast a vote</h1> <p>Voting is fairly simple, place a comment saying <strong>"I vote for" + The title of the post you would like to vote for</strong>, easy as that! Of course only one vote per person and the post with the most votes on Thursday the 22nd of March at midnight will win! On a draw, the post with the lowest payout will be selected and the final score will be announced the day after the voting closes.</p></div> <center><h2>Good luck everyone!</h2></center> </html>