Bruce the shark eats out
Deleted scene from the first Jaws movie
"While it's not known why it was cut, it is said either it was too graphic or that Spielberg didn't want to reveal the shark's full appearance until later in the film."
Bruce the shark eats out
Deleted scene from the first Jaws movie
"While it's not known why it was cut, it is said either it was too graphic or that Spielberg didn't want to reveal the shark's full appearance until later in the film."
Crowds waiting for the first McDonalds to open in the Soviet Union, 1990.
Titanic propellers, they had to be relayed to the site using 21-horse teams, way before the age of tractors, cranes, and trucks.
A postal truck promotes mail boxes in Washington, 1916.
Collective Resistance, 1940s style: Students protesting the "no pants to school" rule in Brooklyn, 1945.
body painting
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Two lumberjacks take a break from felling a large tree in the Pacific Northwest, 1915.
Anyone thought they work hard?
Stacks of lumber drying, Seattle 1919, helping to build the West.
^Impressive stack, co. 20 m height, i.e. some 15 ton/m2 pressure at the lowest levels...
^ I was going to say, double click to edit after inserting, but not working right now!
Big if I insert by URL, before had to double click on image?
Last edited by Airportwo; 16-02-2020 at 06:20 PM. Reason: confused!
thx
I should have put an explanation too - London Tube map as seen from above.
The propulsion section of Spacex Starship on a test site, illuminated by spotlights. With a fog bank in the background where it casts a shadow.
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Image copyrightANTHONY MORRIS (@ANTHONYMORRIS54)Image captionAnthony Morris took this photograph at RSPB Otmoor, Oxfordshire
Image copyrightMARCIA SORRELLImage captionThis photograph was taken by Marcia Sorrell at an RHS garden in Wisley, Surrey
Image copyrightBRIAN FISHERImage captionBrian Fisher took this scenic photograph while walking near the Lake District village of Underbarrow in Cumbria
Image copyrightJAQUELINE BARRETT-MCMILLAN (@GOTHICSPARKLE)Image captionThis photograph was taken by Jaqueline Barrett-McMillan at Port Meadow, Oxford
Image copyrightLAURA DYER (@LAURADYERPHOTOS)Image captionLaura Dyer sent this photograph of North Pier in Blackpool, Lancashire
Image copyrightFRANK SAMETImage captionThis photograph was taken by Frank Samet near Stamford, Lincolnshire
Image copyrightELAINE CANNONImage captionElaine Cannon took this photograph at Spike Island in Cheshire
Nice enough photos, Chitty, but in what way are they "amazing"?
Edit:
The link for Chitty's photos. England's Big Picture: 9 - 15 March - BBC News
Last edited by Neverna; 16-03-2020 at 09:14 PM.
I wonder how loud it would be. Probably like being inside a gigantic untuned bell.
UK explained?
13 locals and two immigrants (who were all born there)
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