Re: GIMP 3.0.0-RC1

On Sun, 5 Jan 2025 10:36:52 -0500, TJ wrote:

I'm closer to 1500', with rolling drumlins left behind by glaciers and
it's similar here. I've been told since childhood that our area used to
be under an "inland sea." There are tons of fossils of sea life around,
shellfish, trilobites, and the like, but I couldn't say for sure they
weren't imported by those glaciers from somewhere else.

The Big Snowy mountains are an island range with the highest point at
8,681'.  The peak isn't much of a peak since it's a long, fairly flat
ridge. I'm not a fossil hunter but I picked up a rock and saw one of those
worm-like marine fossils. There obviously had been some changes.

One thing, anyway. If the climatologists are correct, then humans are to
be congratulated. Through global cooperation and diligent effort, we
have successfully staved off the Ice Age that was predicted in the 1970s
to be headed our way.

I remember a TV play in the '70s where a glacier was working tis way into
a suburban neighborhood.

https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0894213/

It was a drama, not a documentary. Not one of Nimoy's better moments.