The amazing and cool photo thread
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Yeah, but you wouldn't own up, would you?
*checks my location* ...Nope
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This view of Cwm Idwal, a valley in Snowdonia, has won Michal Tekel the National Parks landscape photograph competition. Taken from the Glyderau mountains, it shows the lakes Llyn Idwal and Llyn Ogwen
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This view of Cwm Idwal, a valley in Snowdonia, has won Michal Tekel the National Parks landscape photograph competition. Taken from the Glyderau mountains, it shows the lakes Llyn Idwal and Llyn Ogwen
Been there only once, but the landscape is fantastic. If only we hadn't gone when the weather wasn't absolute crap.
You, suck?
And you don't have it framed, do you? Looks nice.
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Same thing, happens, the guy in the back will always eject first I believe it's the same on all tandem seat combat aircraft.
I'm actually wondering why they'd eject, nothing seems to be wrong on the outside, technical problems??
I believe it's the same on all tandem seat combat aircraft.I'm actually wondering why they'd eject, nothing seems to be wrong on the outside, technical problems??
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Same thing, happens, the guy in the back will always eject first
This
I'm actually wondering why they'd eject, nothing seems to be wrong on the outside, technical problems??
Probably just a real-world test run, which would explain why a jet is next to them taking photos.
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Remember that F-111 fuel dump and burn pic I posted a while ago? Here's another one that's probably cooler. [Big image warning]
Must've had to burn off a hell of a lot of fuel.
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At the Gold Coast Indy before it became the GC600 they use to do the 2 F-111 flyover and dump'n'burn.. But when they did it.. They dug in and went straight up.. Looked really cool 
but unfortunately they have been retired due to Aus getting the F-18 Super Hornets
but unfortunately they have been retired due to Aus getting the F-18 Super Hornets 
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The time to cut it down was probably nothing compared to the time it took to cut it up to move it and use it as building material/etc.
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Wow, that's a fair chunk of lumber!
The foretopsail of HMS Victory on display at the Royal Naval Museum in Portsmouth. Last raised 1805 at the Battle of Trafalgar. The rips and tears are 200 year old scars of war caused by various projectiles that were fired at Victory during the battle.
For those wondering, the foretopsail is marked as F on the diagram below
The foretopsail of HMS Victory on display at the Royal Naval Museum in Portsmouth. Last raised 1805 at the Battle of Trafalgar. The rips and tears are 200 year old scars of war caused by various projectiles that were fired at Victory during the battle.
For those wondering, the foretopsail is marked as F on the diagram below
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Meet acerodon jubatus, one of the biggest bats on our (GT)planet.
a.k.a. The giant golden-crowned flying fox. It is endemic to forests in the Philippines. It has a bloody impressive wingspan of 1.5–1.7 m (4 ft 10 in–5 ft 7 in) and its weight is 0.7–1.2 kg (1.5–2.6 lb).
More on this fella:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_golden-crowned_flying_fox
a.k.a. The giant golden-crowned flying fox. It is endemic to forests in the Philippines. It has a bloody impressive wingspan of 1.5–1.7 m (4 ft 10 in–5 ft 7 in) and its weight is 0.7–1.2 kg (1.5–2.6 lb).
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Giant_golden-crowned_flying_fox
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Madertus - that . . is not something I ever want to meet IRL.
Unless I'm starving, of course.
Neal - is that the eclipse from yesterday?
Unless I'm starving, of course.
Neal - is that the eclipse from yesterday?
