Image round-up for 27 January 2026
More pictures from my collection -- click any image for full size.
[For the link round-up, click here. For the "rise of Amelia" post, click here.]
Bremen, Germany
Bordeaux, France
Siena, Italy
Lake Baikal, Russia
Ghent, Belgium
Apollo 17, 1972
Beirut, Lebanon
Pärnu, Estonia
Pompeii
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[For the link round-up, click here. For the "rise of Amelia" post, click here.]
posted by Infidel753 at 12:04 AM
9 Comments:
Yes, thank you, Rachel Ziegler, for your sacrifice!
Good roundup this morning! Love the animated .jpg's!
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I love them all and the boat one is my favorite. Brilliant.
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Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. ♥
Rade: Anything, so long as it stops this plague of remakes!
Sandee: Great inexpensive boat idea, and it should be unsinkable.
Lots of interesting stuff. About that boat: how did they make it watertight.
It looks like it has something like plastic wrap around the outside. Probably not perfectly watertight, but being made of empty plastic bottles would make it so buoyant it might not matter (notice how it's hardly below the waterline, even with two people in it).
Lake Baikal was amazingly beautiful! Lots of great ones!
Thanks!
Lake Baikel in Russia is so interesting. That ice looks so pretty. So many great pictures.
It's also the deepest lake in the world, I think. There must be some very creepy stuff way down there.
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