When I returned to the library after lunch, I was astonished to see a Don Quixote image in the clouds riding in on a cloudy steed and sporting a long lance, as if he was prepared to joust. I dropped my camera bag, hauled out my camera, and tried to photograph it, but the batteries were dead. I cussed, dug through the bag, hauled out a new pair of batteries, stuck them in the camera, and photographed the unusual sight anyway. Early this morning I watched a combination MD/PhD neurologist show a set of slides featuring mouse brains in various stages of development in cross-section as he was explaining the brain and how stem cells work in the brain. He was a "lance". I thought perhaps that was it. But when I got back to my terminal, all my AngelCities and ZeroCatch material had vanished! And the weather pattern viewed from above was this cackling gator head wearing a cowboy hat! Always back up your Internet files, gentlemen. I note that these sites featured big wooden duck bills on their home pages, so that the photo means that the duck-bill site gators got me.


(2c) Winged Knight with a Lance Rides into WSU.
This is the rider-and-steed image that appeared outside the WSU library, as described above, taken with my digital camera. I note that the rider seems to resemble Joan of Arc with wings, or an arcangel. After a while, if you look at it long enough, the head seems to look at you directly with a beard and hair falling over its forehead, and then resembles Obi Wan Kenobe.

(2d) Hardon Over Wichita Closely Eyed.
In this case the symbol used relates directly to my Brave Net password. I just started using the Brave Net system, after seeding in a few images a couple of weeks ago.