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#silentsunday on the #beach #scotland

A mermaid made of shells on a beach in East Lothian Scotland
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@baffled@mstdn.ca

#silentsunday #mastoart #art #originalart #landscape

Original drawing in pen & ink showing a landscape scene with a river flowing out of mountains.
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@zutalorz🤕

#sunflower and #deer by d. sutton

#Photography #Photographie #Fotografie #Nature #MastoArt #Wildlife #NaturePhotography #WildlifePhotography #SilentSunday #Flowers

fields of sunflowers mixed with green fields with distant deer under a tree background distance hills and whiteblue sky
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Catherine Babault

#SilentSunday

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#bears #BearsOfMastodon #BearPhotography #VancouverIslandWildlife #WildlifePhotography #wildlife

Silhouette of a big black bear walking towards the camera on a rocky shoreline in early morning light.
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Jessi

#silentsunday #photography #kansas

black and white photo of a sunflower set against a vast open sky filled with wispy clouds in various shades and shapes, modern horizon of neighborhood homes. Sunflower is in various shapes of disintegration and growth.
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Kat

#silentsunday

A dark blue sky with fluffy and wispy clouds with the tops of a few trees below.
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OutWalkingTakingPhotos

Leaf. #SilentSunday #photography #Lancashire

A single leaf floating on a pool of water. Lots of shadow with the suns ray lighting up the leaf.
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9mile

#silentsunday #vermont

A very foggy morning; reflected clouds trees and fog on the otherwise placid Connecticut River.
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mngbennett

#SilentSunday Live!

Bella looks forward to getting to shore bottom center, in the bow of the dinghy. She was a patient girl as can be seen with the sun well above the horizon center top. The ramp of the dock can be seen over her right ear where she will begin her morning constitutional at Winter Cove park Saturna Island BC.
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Trilobyter

Foggy morning in Trinidad, #California.

#SilentSunday #photography #fog #travel

Color photo taken from up on a coastal hillside looking down the slope toward the ocean. There are flowering pink geraniums growing in the near foreground and at the bottom many boats moored in the water of a harbor sheltered by a hill on the other side. The top of the hill and the ocean beyond is obscured by fog.
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jp kollhøj

#SilentSunday

A photograph of a fridge or freezer with other scrap in a rusty container on a construction site.
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Jyn Erso Lives!

#SilentSunday #CortoMaltese #HugoPratt

A sculpture of Corto Maltese, the creation of Italian comic artist Hugo Pratt, looking up into a blue sky with clouds
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Jennifer Smith

#SilentSunday #LakeLife #LaborDay2023

Sunset over a lake. The sunlight reflected on the surface of the water graduates from grayish blue to orange as it approaches the far horizon. In the foreground is a canopy of trees. A walkway leads from the shore of the lake to a boathouse.
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Abi Sutherland

#SilentSunday with new (good) neighbors.

A green fairy door mounted on a brick wall, reached by a small wooden spiral staircase and porch with complex organic-looking metalwork.
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Derek van Vliet

riding bikes every day until I can’t for some reason, day 1105

#Cycling #BikeTooter #Photography #SilentSunday

Photo of a red BMC roadmachine road bike standing underneath a willow tree. The trees branches are draped behind the bike. The leaves on the tree are bright yellow and green.
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#originoflife

I am presently reading "Spatial Networks" by Marc Barthelemy. I am interested in how spatial networks differ from non-spatial ones. For a road network, measures like degree don't work because an intersection is constrained by the number of roads that it can intersect. This is peculiar to roads but I am wondering what constraints a distance metric in general can impose on a network. Would a network including statistical or information distance be considered a spatial network? I realize that linear distance along a road is not a true distance as it doesn't always fit the triangle inequality. I am wondering if a ratio of Euclidean distance to linear distance would somehow fix things. Does anyone care to comment?

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