I can dig it...I hear the Eloi hog all the primo stuff!I am sending it to a Morlock friend of mine in far distant future. He says it’s hard to get good smoke. Everything is so underground!
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Totally amateur phone camera pics thread.
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San Marino
Bowie Cat in Spello, Italy
Somewhere just outside Grosseto, Italy
Bowie Cat in Spello, Italy
Somewhere just outside Grosseto, Italy
The village of Popiglio, Tuscany, Italy, seen from the village of Piteglio
Popiglio seen from my house there
Popiglio seen from my house there
Beautiful shots!The village of Popiglio, Tuscany, Italy, seen from the village of PiteglioView attachment 3984109
Popiglio seen from my house there
The village of Popiglio, Tuscany, Italy, seen from the village of PiteglioView attachment 3984109
Popiglio seen from my house there
Italy is a beautiful place!
Just outside Popiglio there's a suspended bridge which used to be the longest in the world until a few years ago. It was never meant to be an attraction, though, as it was built to allow people living in the village to cross the valley and reach the factories where they worked, cutting short an otherwise 5-6 kilometer long walk through the road around both sides of the valley.
Here it is, pictures are not mine:
You can see something similar by visiting the Capilano Suspension Bridge park in Vancouver
Here it is, pictures are not mine:
You can see something similar by visiting the Capilano Suspension Bridge park in Vancouver
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Would love to travel to Lake Como or Portifino some day.
After a long and very hot day
Ice cold beer 
Mmmmmm There it is!
Wow! Awesome!Just outside Popiglio there's a suspended bridge which used to be the longest in the world until a few years ago. It was never meant to be an attraction, though, as it was built to allow people living in the village to cross the valley and reach the factories where they worked, cutting short an otherwise 5-6 kilometer long walk through the road around both sides of the valley.
Here it is, pictures are not mine:
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You can see something similar by visiting the Capilano Suspension Bridge park in Vancouver
i better not have too much another early start tomorrowMmmmmm There it is!
