Tuesday, December 19, 2006
Orbit TrapA Blog about Fractal Art
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2 Comments:
Nice image, Dave. It reminds me of northern lights, like the view from the North Pole. I always thought fractals would be easy to present as Christmas cards; they have such an elegant, ornamental look so often.
Do you get snow where you are in the UK, or just rain?
12/19/2006 10:57 PM
We only get snow in Colwyn Bay/Rhos-on-Sea when the weather's really "northern".
Actually where I live is a bit of a micro-climate as often they'll get snow on "Colwyn Heights" just inland and a couple of hundred feet higher but down near the coast we get snow much less often.
Because of the relatively mild climate there are a lot of retired folks living on the North Wales coast - it has been referred to as the "Costa Geriatrica". It's mild but not particularly dry :-)
12/20/2006 8:19 AM
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