Image round-up for 10 March 2026
[For the link round-up, click here. For the CENTCOM video, click here. For the mini-news-update post, click here.]
Nepenthes plants
Jules Verne
Restormel castle, Cornwall, UK
Château de Kerjean, Brittany, France
The 1960s
Paris
Cobh, Ireland
Pluto






























5 Comments:
Good collection! Having "Mouse" on my iPad, I can relate to that first one.
I can't pick a favorite. I did love the car losing it's wheels and both hit the same car. What are the odds?
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Based on that, Pluto looks like a planet to me. ;)
I was smitten by the Glass frog.
Rade: I'd like to think he's reading my blog.....
Sandee: That driver must have wondered what the hell was going on, being bombarded with kamikaze tires.
Darrell: That's exactly what I thought!
Ricko: It's a striking-looking creature, to be sure.
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