Princess palace or whorehouse?
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Looks legit...
What? You’ve never heard of the PanzerkampfAbrams?
An ant's face as seen through an electron microscope.
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Pretty close to what I look like in the mornin’ after indulging...
Horrific injuries of farmer mauled to death by pet hippo who was 'like a son'
Marius Els had raised Humphrey the hippo since he was five-months-old, despite warnings from those closest to him about the dangers of keeping a 1.2 tonne wild animal as a domestic pet
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I forgot to post this when I first saw it and now I don't recall exactly where it's located. Somewhere in India I believe.
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Jawahar Circle is a garden in Jaipur city in the Indian state of Rajasthan, built by the Jaipur Development Authority.
Upon reflection, that's quite a good photograph.........
Barry? She's all yours ...
Hakuna Matata...
Rice field art, Inakadate, Japan
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There's infrastructure and then there's Dutch infrastructure.
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Cheaper for a boat bridge for sailboats than a car bridge tall enough for sailboats to get under? Or a draw bridge? I'm skeptical.
"...I'm skeptical...."
You?
You?
The Veluwemeer Aqueduct: Netherland's Unique Water Bridge
Find out about the impressive Veluwemeer Aqueduct, a feat of engineering that connects two Dutch provinces across a lake.
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It seems that the road is a major highway, so it was either a road over, tunnel under or aqueduct bridge. The third option was (surprisingly) the cheapest.
Really? I would question building a structure that would have to hold the weight of that water on a constant basis is cheaper than a bridge over the water, but I'll take your word for it. Still...The Veluwemeer Aqueduct: Netherland's Unique Water Bridge
Find out about the impressive Veluwemeer Aqueduct, a feat of engineering that connects two Dutch provinces across a lake.
It seems that the road is a major highway, so it was either a road over, tunnel under or aqueduct bridge. The third option was (surprisingly) the cheapest.