Thread: Post a photo a week, of anything/anywhere

Christ, is he off again?

lets get this thread back on track. Have some chips and salsa. Yes the colors are the natural color of the corn.

It’s monitoring the maintenance of the feeder on the same tree

Acropolis of Athens and Odeon of Herodes Atticus...

^Charming!



Is that an anagram puzzle beneath the royal greeting?

'a diarrheal gas'

^
It says " Red Flame " burn her

Originally Posted by snakeeyes

It says " Red Flame " burn her

...your Swahili has certainly improved...

Roman penis pendant found in Britain declared a “National Treasure”...

This gorgeous owl owes its unusual feather color to melanism, a rare genetic disease that can affect nearly every animal species on Earth, from mammals to birds or even reptiles...

...provinces of the Roman Empire...

^ Kept the bastards out and then sacked Rome!!!

Maps, love maps:




Luckily it leaves out New Zealand and the Pacific islands . . . Tonga, 70% of the population

Which European countries are they? Germany and Austria?

Czech Republic and Hungary, I think

Originally Posted by panama hat

Maps, love maps:




Luckily it leaves out New Zealand and the Pacific islands . . . Tonga, 70% of the population

I think that might be New Zealand above New Guinea opposite the Philippines.
What I can't help but notice is English colonies (former) are now stuffed, Australia, South Africa, Canada and the great USA.
Fukkin Poms taking their horrible diet worldwide.

Originally Posted by ootai

I think that might be New Zealand above New Guinea opposite the Philippines.

Absolutely, well spotted. I didn't see the geographical shift in the smaller pic I cnp'd Thank you.

Originally Posted by ootai

Fukkin Poms taking their horrible diet worldwide.

Luckily their dental situation didn't go along with it.

Originally Posted by tomcat

...provinces of the Roman Empire...

The Iberians ended up travelling a lot.

The Ethiopian Negus Menelik II who defeated the Italians in the battle of Adawa and thus saving his nation from colonisation. 1913 (actually, his title was NeguseNegast: King of Kings)...

he must have been sweating like a drag queen on the Hajj

Originally Posted by malmomike77

he must have been sweating like a drag queen on the Hajj

...not necessarily: ..."nights in Addis Ababa are cool, even cold from November to February, when lows drop below 10 °C (50 °F), while days are pleasantly warm, around 23/25 °C (73/77 °F), except in July, August and September, at the height of the rainy season, when highs drop to about 20/21 °C (68/70 °F)"...moderate temps in the eastern Ethiopian valley where I lived were the rule...

I'm not sure about them being "super rare," but there are some great photos here. Well worth 10 minutes of your time.

Super Rare Photos In History you Probably Never Knew About – Page 31

A few stand out:

Fleeing Vietnam.



A Bin Laden family holiday to Sweden.



Testing a bullet proof vest.



I could see backspit volunteering for this job.

I volunteered to get suited and attacked by the war dogs in the Falklands

Originally Posted by malmomike77

I volunteered to get suited and attacked by the war dogs in the Falklands

What else did a potato peeler like you have to do?