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[SA Condor]

#1250

Even when it's grey, rainy, and gloomy for those of us on land . . . Remember! There's still a beautiful sunset!

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[SA Condor]

#1965

A very earthy tasty soup made from ground corn called Kalapurka is cooked by dropping burning hot rocks into the bowl and its brought to the table boiling. Yummy Bolivia soup!

 

[SA Condor]

#1661

In Luray caverns in VA, some of the stalactites are super thin and when light is shined on the other side, it looks like BACON!! I wonder how they would look with a Vinh light!!!

 

[SA Condor]

#3938

Who knew that a person could be nervous around a Toucan?! I was interested in this guy and he seemed interested in me too . . . Every time he hopped heads me jump though! I didn't have a long zoom on, so this was a close encounter taken with a 55mm lens!

 

[Kozy]

[h=1]#2006 (my son was born this year)[/h][h=1]Incredible Cold Causes Niagara Falls to FREEZE over![/h]

 

[Kozy]

[h=1]#2381
Tall Ship Sails off towards Worlds End[/h]

 

[Nitetime]

#5004

A tyrant must put on the appearance of uncommon devotion to religion. Subjects are less apprehensive of illegal treatment from a ruler whom they consider god-fearing and pious. On the other hand, they do less easily move against him, believing that he has the gods on his side.
Aristotle

 

[Bigwilly]

1998
SA Condor showed a picture of bacon in Luray Caverns. Here is a picture of bacon stalactites illuminated with a TX25C2vn in Shenandoah Cavern which is right near Luray in Virginia. I went last weekend.

 

[Kozy]

#2739
George Lucas is obviously best known for the Star Wars films, and fans of Steven Spielberg can list any number of brilliant cinematic spectacles from the Bearded One.
But the most fruitful collaboration between the two is the Indiana Jones saga.

As a nod to each other's work, both dropped so-called easter eggs within each movie for fans to discover.
Everyone's favorite droids from a galaxy far, far away—R2-D2 and C-3PO—appear in Raiders of the Lost Ark…in our very own galaxy, in a time not too long ago.

 

[Bigwilly]

#2739
George Lucas is obviously best known for the Star Wars films, and fans of Steven Spielberg can list any number of brilliant cinematic spectacles from the Bearded One.
But the most fruitful collaboration between the two is the Indiana Jones saga.

As a nod to each other's work, both dropped so-called easter eggs within each movie for fans to discover.
Everyone's favorite droids from a galaxy far, far away—R2-D2 and C-3PO—appear in Raiders of the Lost Ark…in our very own galaxy, in a time not too long ago.

Damn Kozy. I never heard of this. Awesome. [emoji2]

 

[MaxBeam]

I hand't heard that either, thanks Kozy!

 

[WileE.Coyote]

#4002
My favorite Vinh light is my TK61vn v3.5. The throw king. This thing cuts through the night like a saber. It amazes everybody that sees what it's capable of. I never thought any LED or spotlight could reach the distance this light throws. Throw is king !

 

[Bigwilly]

321
The phrase "once in a blue moon" comes from that it's rare to have two full moons in one calender month. The last one was in July 2015 and the next will be in March 2018.

 

[Kozy]

#1314
Incredible Advert on the side of a Bus in Copenhagen, Denmark

 

[Kozy]

#1526
[h=1]Amazing Tiny House in a Lake of the Coast of Norway[/h]

 

[SA Condor]

4321
The phrase "once in a blue moon" comes from that it's rare to have two full moons in one calender month. The last one was in July 2015 and the next will be in March 2018.

Hey bro! This number was already taken, you might want to pick a different one!

 

[Bigwilly]

Hey bro! This number was already taken, you might want to pick a different one!

Edited it. Thanks for the heads up.

 

[100eyes]

#2501

Spyderco announced their Paramilitary 2 in CPM-S110V steel with dark blue G-10.... and it's a production run!

Finally an answer to all those scalpers who buy up sprint runs then charge 3-4 times the price on ebay.

 

[Bigwilly]

7
Want the temperature outside? Do you here crickets?
Count the number of chirps in 14 seconds and add 40. Downside? It's only good down to about 55 degrees as below that the crickets go inactive. Of course you need crickets also.
Oh yea, this is in Fahrenheit. If you want to in Celsius, you count number of chirps in*25 seconds,*divide by 3, then add 4 to get temperature. Lol, the one time I'm glad we use Fahrenheit still...... so much easier.

 

[TheShadowGuy]

2745

A good bit of recent news: http://www.bbc.com/news/health-34043795
Slowly but surely, the latest outbreak is coming to a close.