Heat-stressed map of the Chesapeake Bay / Washington, DC region, as seen at Kenilworth Aquatic Gardens. Looks like mudcracks, eh?
Similar stresses; similar strains.
Filed under: analogies, dc, maps, maryland, primary structures, structure, virginia
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