Random picture thread. (Real photos rather than AI please)

[ShadowWolf]

Great job on finding the optical illusions in 2 and 6

 

[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[KurvyKate]

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These are from England I understand.
Quite likely a few human sacrifices there!

This is in Yorkshire, I've been there. It's called The Druid's Temple. This is what it says on Visit Harrogate's website.........

"The Druid’s Temple in Ripon is in fact not a real temple, but a nineteenth century folly. Styled after stone circles and well known prehistoric monuments such as Stonehenge. The Druids Temple was built to alleviate local unemployment, allowing William Danby, a wealthy landowner of the time to pay workers a shilling a day for their labour. At less than 200 years old, it is nonetheless an atmospheric and intriguing location. Despite its origin being common knowledge, myths and rumours of mystic practices have sprung up over its lifetime with tales of Devil worship and harrowing frights experienced by those who have spent the night. For most now though The Druids Temple is a tranquil spot to take a picnic and enjoy a gentle stroll."

Nowhere does it say why William Dandy wanted it, but we all know!

 

[Gibbs505]

This is in Yorkshire, I've been there. It's called The Druid's Temple. This is what it says on Visit Harrogate's website.........

"The Druid’s Temple in Ripon is in fact not a real temple, but a nineteenth century folly. Styled after stone circles and well known prehistoric monuments such as Stonehenge. The Druids Temple was built to alleviate local unemployment, allowing William Danby, a wealthy landowner of the time to pay workers a shilling a day for their labour. At less than 200 years old, it is nonetheless an atmospheric and intriguing location. Despite its origin being common knowledge, myths and rumours of mystic practices have sprung up over its lifetime with tales of Devil worship and harrowing frights experienced by those who have spent the night. For most now though The Druids Temple is a tranquil spot to take a picnic and enjoy a gentle stroll."

Nowhere does it say why William Dandy wanted it, but we all know!

Interesting, I wouldn't have guessed!

 

[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[thehangingtree]

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#9 is brilliant!!!

 

[Madiosi]

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The last one probably photographed in Fremont, CA between San Jose and Berkley.

 

[Gibbs505]

The last one probably photographed in Fremont, CA between San Jose and Berkley.

Your old stomping grounds?

 

[Madiosi]

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#6 Pocas Do Gomes/Doca Do Cavacas, Madeira, Portugal

 

[Gibbs505]

#6 Pocas Do Gomes/Doca Do Cavacas, Madeira, Portugal

You get around!!

 

[Madiosi]

Your old stomping grounds?

I was never in California. It's a investigation result.

 

[Gibbs505]

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[Gibbs505]

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[thehangingtree]

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Two wide on each side of the aisle in a 707??? (pic #8)

Ah, the good old days...