Image round-up for 28 July 2026
More pictures from my collection -- to see any image at full size, right-click and open the link in a new tab.
[For the link round-up, click here. For the "lesson from Berlin" post, click here.]
I'm glad the fad for trying to make offices look like Star Trek did finally come to an end. How did she get in and out of that thing? A trapdoor underneath? Did part of it fold out somehow? And a pointlessly huge expanse of desk space to pass papers across, much of it too far from either side to be usable for anything.
So you're not allowed to ride a bike, but you're allowed to injure kids and old people?
Just imagine sitting under a light fixture that size. No wonder there are two fans to keep people cool. And what are those two silver tuba-looking things?
The Piazza del Campo in Siena, Italy
Chambord Castle, France
Segovia, Spain, with ancient Roman aqueduct
Manasija Monastery, Serbia
Overlooking Tehrān -- yes, snow in the Middle East
Nancy, France
Hell?
[For the link round-up, click here. For the "lesson from Berlin" post, click here.]
posted by Infidel753 at 12:26 AM
8 Comments:
Good collection of images today!
I especially like the misty trees…
The receptionist's desk is ridiculous. However, it would soon be covered in books, papers, pens, gadgets in my house. That's why we haven't got one.
I love your sense of humor. I love all the work on that slide that didn't work and he didn't land in the pool. I spewed my coffee.
Thank you for joining the Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. ♥
Rade: Thanks!
Paula: Those were cool.
Jabblog: That's another reason the picture doesn't look realistic. Any desk that's in actual use will have stuff all over it.
Sandee: A disappointing home-improvement outcome indeed. Thanks for hosting the blog hop.
Great round-up. I can't get enough of this stuff. Hell? Almost. This was the cool part where John Constantine lit the Dragon's Breath Flamethrower Tube. One of my favorite movies, Constantine - 2005.
I enjoyed the collection. Seemed a little shorter than usual. Maybe it's just me.
Anon: Glad you like the round-ups, and thanks for identifying the image. That one is weird as hell. Maybe I should check out the movie.
Ricko: Yes, this one is a little over forty pictures, which is somewhat fewer than usual.
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