Interesting Images

[Steve Dekorte]

 

[Steve Dekorte]

 

[Steve Dekorte]

 

[Steve Dekorte]

 

[Jonathan Dread]

I saw this photo amongst the entries for an Adventure Travel Photographer award.
It put me in mind of "In A Foreign Town, In A Foreign Land"

Jonathan

 

[Tsalal XIII]

 

[Steve Dekorte]

 

[bendk]

A sand sculpture entitled 'Lair of the Spider Queen' carved by Baldrick Buckle from the UK is seen at the Creepy Crawlies Sand-sculpting Exhibition on the Frankston waterfront on December 26, 2010 in Melbourne, Australia. International sand sculpture artists from around the world teamed up with their Australian counterparts to create the insect themed exhibition.

 

[Cnev]

 

[Bleak&Icy]

The skull beneath the skin. A double exposure from the early 20th century:

 

[Mr Loligo]

The chap out front looks very relaxed...until the moment he realises he left the top floor gas cooker on.

 

[Karnos]

The chap out front looks very relaxed...until the moment he realises he left the top floor gas cooker on.

Where is that? It looks amazing.

 

[Mr Loligo]

Where is that? It looks amazing.

Hi Karnos,
To answer your question: Tennessee, United States.

This isn't the original link that provided me the image, but I've managed to locate the tree house again on this link:

The Worlds Greatest TreeHouse | ZuZu Top

Now that I've read the statistics of it, it's quite incredible.

 

[sundog]

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[Aeron]

 

[tanzmusik]

Is it only me who thinks bats are awesomely cute?

 

[tanzmusik]

From 'The Decomposing Body' (1790)

 

[Aeron]

 

[tanzmusik]

(Orangeville Sun, 1876.)

 

[tanzmusik]