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Amazing Photos
- Thread starter Richland123
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I've got my fingers crossed that this picture was photoshopped. If not, this girl could beat the crap out of you if you pissed her off. Next!
TD
Serious?!
I loved that show!
Naw naw! No relation at all. I was just playing on Harp’s post. I did the love that show too.
Mount Vesuvius thru the clouds, Landsat 8 image (click for enormous)
I sure hope so, too. Otherwise she's juicin' big time!
Women can get seriously big and buffed, but that pic definitely looks unnatural!
This gets better the longer I look at it. Takes me back! (click for big!)
Mount Fanjing in southwest China
In honor of Take the Stairs Day, we're here in China's Guizhou province peering over at Mount Fanjing. Visitors will need to climb almost 9,000 steps to reach the summit of the mountain, the highest peak of the Wuling Mountains. Look closely at the image and you can see how the stairs wind up, up, up around stone outcroppings and through a gorge.
The buildings you see perched at the top are two Buddhist temples—the Temple of the Buddha and the Temple of Maitreya—linked by a small footbridge. For visitors who can't fathom walking the 8,888 steps to the top, there's a cable car that will take them two-thirds of the way there.
In honor of Take the Stairs Day, we're here in China's Guizhou province peering over at Mount Fanjing. Visitors will need to climb almost 9,000 steps to reach the summit of the mountain, the highest peak of the Wuling Mountains. Look closely at the image and you can see how the stairs wind up, up, up around stone outcroppings and through a gorge.
The buildings you see perched at the top are two Buddhist temples—the Temple of the Buddha and the Temple of Maitreya—linked by a small footbridge. For visitors who can't fathom walking the 8,888 steps to the top, there's a cable car that will take them two-thirds of the way there.
Jedediah Smith Redwoods State Park, CA circa 2001. My uncle and dad at the base of the tree. Pic quality not that good - scans from 35mm prints.
