Dell apparently has a bundling agreement with Bing. So, whenever I turn on my laptop, I am faced with a different wallpaper. It's one of those Bing wallpapers, with a different picture popping up with a description and two ways you can learn more about something in that picture -- through Bing, of course.
I have never not liked the screengrab. Most of them are landscape vista photos, of deserts and forests and mountains and beaches, etc. The description comes with a solicitation of whether or not you like the photo. I have never said "No, I hate it," because I love all of them. Seriously, this is a great idea to both invite me to learn something and to freshen up my laptop with something new every day.
Today's grab takes me back, sort of. It's a desert setting. When I tap the description it says "El Paso." Really, my old stomping grounds? Well, El Paso is a desert, so I could see that. But the other links point me to Franklin Mountains State Park. In my six months interning down there, I had never heard of Franklin Mountains State Park. But apparently, it is the largest urban state park within a city's limits. I had free time while interning down there, and I got bored down there constantly. Man, I could have used a day or two here.
At any rate, thanks for the link, Bing!
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