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ha ha ha! xDDD
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Another one, bicycle path:
http://www.ereoh.com/2up/img/sciezka.jpg
;-)
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Wrong Path - http://offtop.ru
True: http://offtop.ru/misi/
or http://bsk.kpgs.ru
Repair please.
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It's just originality :D
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Thank you, anonymous - I edited the path.
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About the "mystery tool"
Take a shovel with a "D" handle, cut off the blade, lean the stick against the wall.
Place an ax on the floor with the butt of the blade against the stick.
Shift the ax-handle to get the proper "look"
There you have it, folks
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The "Mystery" tool is a Vinyl Composite Tile (VCT) removing tool used to scrape the glued down tiles from a floor, usually concrete. The axe handle, that could be to hit the handle of the scraper to get it under tiles.... I usually use a dead blow hammer.
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Stairs to blank walls.
Doors that open to walls.
See them here.
http://www.winchestermysteryhouse.com/
photo links here-
http://www.ghosts.org/haunted/winchester/winchester.html
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good job! xD
Thank you
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Shouldn't this post be called, "When Mr. Bean Puts on a Hard Hat"?
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In Milwaukee there is this big bridge over the harbor that went nowhere for years and years (at least 15 years of my life). They finally added an extension (which was really well done). Not long after, a section of the bridge collapsed during morning rush hour.
This year marks the completion of the final end to the highway. They are now rebuilding the exchange at the other end now.
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nice pics........originality "at its best"
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Just last week, here in Belgium, I read in the newspaper about a family that assumed they would be allowed to move a lamppost near their uncompleted house. They weren't allowed... Now there is one tile of the roof missing, and the lamppost is sticking out. They even build the drain around the lamppost.
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Cool.
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That tool is extremely versatile, we welded an axe head on about a 30 degree angle to a shovel handle and voila "the foot" is born, peels asphalt shingle down easily, can even pull up the plywood and shingle if you cut it in sections. The uses are endless, I like the idea of using it for tearing up tiles.
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What in the name of...
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Driving home from the horse center one day, my mother and I caught a glimpse of the inside of a house in progress. There was a blank wall with steps leading up to it. Worst part is, it was one of the outer walls.
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The twisted pretzel-stairs is an actual sculpture
located here. It’s named “
Revolutions” and is a tribute to the famous Montréal external stairs.
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the one with the balcony and the railway is taken from the website of the german photographer frank kunert:
http://www.frank-kunert.de/
his art is to build such absurd scenarios and take pictures that look real-life, quite.hn
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Well thats quite funny.Lack pf planning causes such mistakes.
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That bridge one must be fake.Otherwise the construction company is in trouble.
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The photo with the 40+ degree slope to the garage to the street kills me! You'd need a Jeep lifted up on 44s to have anything remotely approaching the angles to get in & out... Yikes.
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The Rev. Cloud one is actually not a hole in the ceiling, but a hole in the floor. Check out this link for further explanation:
http://johnprolly.blogspot.com/2007/04/revision-cloud.html
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These pictures are all shopped, I can tell by the pixels and having seen quite a few shops in my life.
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Estaban - I knew, you'd say that :)
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those are some fancy lookin' RV's....
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The cloud surfer pic was taken over North Central Australia. More on the 'Morning Glory' cloud formation
here
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My friend Michael took this great pic last week in Phoenix, Arizona of a dust storm coming in.
http://www.higherground4x4.com/Dusty_Night%20048.jpg
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The photos of African dust storms and dust being blown out into the Atlantic and over Spain are quite normal, where I live in Ireland, I sometimes go out to my car in the morning and find a film of very fine red Saharan sand covering it.
(For those of you who don't know, Ireland is several thousand miles from the Sahara desert)
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Nice Blog.
But there a small mistake here :
Khartoum is the capital of Sudan! so it is not in Egypt for sure :)
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Khartoum
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Thank you Chris,
I added your picture.
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Nice pics....The series of Astana are fog, not dust. The tint right around sunrise is most likely due to particulates (dust or smoke) but the low cloud is fog, which can be seen moving and dissipating in the third photo.
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the jet in front of the house is probably not parking ..
it is a swedish Gripen - and those jets are designed to operate from simple streets in the woods and elsewere ... that way no evil enemy can bomb the airbases - or at least he will not gain much from it ..
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The car full of plastic crates is a bad PS work... I'm not sure about the cart with brooms and buckets.
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You can find out more about the red car with the building supplies at the Urban Legends site (it's listed as "true", incidentally.)
http://www.snopes.com/photos/automobiles/lumber.asp
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The plastic crate shot is not 'shopped. Some may look squashed but its because they're either deformed by the position/weight or just short in height. I doubt most any of these are photoshopped, this kind of thing is common all over the world.
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I don't think those dried mushrooms will be used for soup :)
(or it would be rather psychedelic soup)
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The bumper car is not lost, i saw this guy on dutch television a few weeks ago. He made it himself, and it's actually street legal, although it has a maximum speed of 45 km/h.
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the "box-car" seems to be shopped. at least the shadow of the car on the right side of it doesnt show any crates.
the fact that the shadow only shows the part infront of the trunk does keep the possibility that all the baskets are actually in and above the trunk without support of any other parts of the car.
but its still a good photomontage. =)
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The red Volkswagen? with a roof and a porch in the back is actually a sauna owned by a student group at Helsinki University of Technology.
Couple of pictures and some text in finnish:
http://tak.tky.fi/apache2-default/liikkuvat/sauna/T-lehti.htm
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The final picture is of heat exchangers, a common industrial vessel, not nuclear weapons.
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The jet in front of a house is indeed a Swedish Saab Gripen. And it's true they can operate from simple streets in the woods and elsewhere. But this picture, I think, is actually from within the fence of the Swedish Air Force base in Såtenäs, F7 (Flotilla number 7). A number of the staff lives inside the base, very near the taxiways. And the base is very picturesque. I've been there a couple of times, and as far as I can remember, this is what it looks like. They actually taxy from the bomb-proof shelters out to the runway through scenery like this.
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"1000 Hands: Mesmerizing Japanese Show" video is great. But I read the comments and it says that it is Chinese.
(trivia : it says, the owners of those hands were deaf)
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Isn't that Megatron storming the Kremlin?
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Lawrence Northey is Number 1 in my top 10 robot artists on the internet:
http://www.planetsurfer.net/2008/05/13/top-10-incredible-robot-art-creations/
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I believe the "into the water" coaster is the Vanish at Yokohama Cosmo World in Yokohama, Japan.
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The red-and-yellow coaster in the snow is Top Thrill Dragster at Cedar Point in Sandusky, Ohio. It was the fastest and tallest before Kingda Ka.
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Into the water I think is in Dubai, if only for the sail like builing in the back. Great series, can't wait to see the next posts!
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You might want to check out the Insanity and the X-Scream at the Stratosphere Hotel in Las Vegas.
The Insanity has 4 rotating cars that swing out to face the ground as the ride rotates. The arm the ride is built on then swings out over the Las Vegas Strip so that you're suspended about 1100 feet in the air. Completely...well...insane. I ride it every time I go to Vegas.
The X-Scream is basically a 40 foot long piece of roller coaster track which they lift up and dump over the side of the building. There's nothing quite like facing the ground below when you can't see the end of the track! Then, just for good measure they lift the track and shake it a bit before pulling you back in.
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Great post. That Japanese roller coaster looks like you could fall right out of it.
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I've been on X at Six Flags Magic Mountain. Problem is that I'm a really tall guy, so my legs are longer than others. My legs felt like they were going to pop-off on that roller coaster. I almost knee'd myself in the face, it was total chaos for me. Goliath is way more fun, and the lines can be really short, like, 5 minute wait short.
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The "into the water" coaster is definitely in Yokohama, Japan; just 30 minutes south of Tokyo. It's a part of a little amusement park that's by they're cool and touristy water-front area. I went on it last year, and remember it as being way fun, but over way to fast!
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The roller coaster has been removed from the top of the Stratosphere. Was told there are plans for another type of ride
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I used to ride roller coasters when I was a kid ... this post makes me want to give up the fear and go again. Great blog!
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The vintage ad near the top for a "Real Roller Coaster in your own backyard" ... we had one. It was a tiny thing, but so were we.
Dad ended up crushing it with the Pontiac ... not on purpose, as far as I know.
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thrilling coasters are very adventurous. the one in japan is fabulous.
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the Tatsu coaster in Six FLags Magic mountain would be good for the next one in the series - you get to fly like superman - and see the ground/sky with noting between you. Amazing ride!!
http://www.ultimaterollercoaster.com/coasters/yellowpages/coasters/tatsu_sfmm.shtml
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There's a coaster like the one you show from Edmonton here in the Twin Cities. It's at the Mall of America, in what is now called "Nickelodeon Universe" but was originally "Camp Snoopy". Was initially called the Timberland Twister, but I think it got renamed when the park got rebranded for Nickelodeon. Hubby has been on it, and greatly enjoyed it. He likes roller coasters. I am content to watch them from the ground. ;-)
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It's called Vanish in Yokohama japan
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