The target was the process of making ribbon candy. Yaaay! I like candies. I don’t however seem to be too fond of viewing how they are made. I pulled a quick 3 pager and then felt this was enough of this target, thank you.
Unfortunately the feedback video was not playing, so I can’t embed that, but I found out the process involves pulling the candy, making the stripes, stretching the ribbon and twisting the coils.
I got good data, I think.
A fire fighting storm machine 😀 And here I thought I was caught in a plain old rainstorm. Session data was good, safe the occasional straying towards overlay. The full session:
Definitely one of my weirdest target entry points to date. I landed on target watching at a pile of poo. From close up. Luckily two man walked in the picture with boots, reminding me…maybe poo is not the target. As it turns out it was not poo definitely, but a cucumber harvest in Belarus. Luckily…
In 1999, Alexei Tikhonov of the Zoological Institute in Saint Petersburg joined by an international team of scientists took a month-long expedition to the Siberian tundra near Khatanga, where they excavated the remains of a 23 000 year old adult Mammoth. The target was to “move to the optimum position/location and describe the mammoth in…
Okay, I figured I was getting extremely bored with the fully verifiable targets, to the point the resistance to do them has become a miss-sequence. So, I will switch up my practice from fully verifiable to newspieces that have some questions open. Today I picked from my target envelope pile the following target: The first…
Okay, I definitely did not figure it was Rubik’s cube they were playing, all else is good. One thing I recognized is I categorically confused the neck straps for aprons 🙂 There is my adult with the ponytail (no he is definitely not a lady, I mistaken that): I could also find the blond, blue…
The target ID I cannot disclose so it has been reducted from the sessions. The target was a simple slot machine in a basement. Well, I have done a full X-Files episode out of it. 😀 Utter fail.
