Photo Of The Day

Purple Rain?

I spent November in Utah, I'd be utterly amazed if the ground had suddenly changed colour from red/orange to purple. I don't doubt the flowers are real, I just don't believe the colours looked that way straight out the camera.

i bow to the expert

i bow to the expert

http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com/post/14779334978
That was taken by me in November - see what I mean about the colours.

No ropes?

He very much had a rope on:
http://imdabestmayne.tumblr.com/post/14779517453

Is that your tumblr? Awesome photos. Really need to start climbing.

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Is that your tumblr? Awesome photos. Really need to start climbing.

Tis indeed.

Spotter - those photos are rad.

That one of the grain silos is amazing, looks like they have been pummeled by something.

a hurricane

1st one. America where they had those big floods?

Submarine at Hastings is an amazing pic.
Wouldn't want to be on that boat when the locals show up with flaming torches and pitchforks....

1st one. America where they had those big floods?

it was taken in Connecticut after Irene

Submarine at Hastings is an amazing pic.
Wouldn't want to be on that boat when the locals show up with flaming torches and pitchforks....

its from 1919 so i rather suspect it might have broken free whilst under tow. I was rummaging about for the history of U113 and I found this image

Two German U-Boats grounded near Falmouth in 1921. The one nearer to the camera is UB 86, a UB III-class submarine that was commissioned on 10 November 1917, and made five patrols during the First World War (the hull number is still visible). It was surrendered to Great Britain on 24 November 1918. It was broken up in situ near Falmouth after 1921 after grounding, together with UB 97, UB 106, UB 112, UB 128, and UC 92. The original texts tells that these U-Boats were washed ashore after having been sunk during the war (like U 118 at Hastings in 1919), but the lack of deck guns and periscopes shows that these boats were on the way to the breakers.
Original text: "A most remarkable post-war incident was the washing up on the rocks at Falmouth, England, of two German U-boats. They were cast up but a few feet apart; both had been sunk during the war."

Grain silos - remarkably Guggenheim ish

thats what drew me too it. here's a reference for those who dont know what is being mentioned

^perfect!

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as you do

I like the photos of his buildings more than my experience of them.

as you do

well you know, quiet sunday night in and all that...

been browsing a destruction forum

been browsing a destruction forum

Am I the only one thinking Fenix mansion in Gears 1?