A distant copper sphere spins on its axis in a solar system somewhere in the galaxy. Mineral rich in copper, thermal driven winds have dragged most of the top soil into the ever-moving atmosphere. Now exposed, the copper veins protrude and become weathered lighting rods in a daily barrage of strikes , caused by the the uneven charges between atmosphere and ground. This place has more static cling than a drawer full of socks on a January morning. Haven't done a Terragen pic in a while- been business travelling and just got settled back in. Terragen; Photo Shop Have a happy week and drop a comment if you like.