Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

[Pretty_Vixen]

 

[Pretty_Vixen]

 

[Pretty_Vixen]

For my friend, xxxx (Apologies if I posted this before, but it is a stunning photo!)

 

[Pretty_Vixen]

Hi, everyone. May I respectfully ask that when you post pictures that you only post them individually, in future? Unless they cannot be separated, of course.

There are reasons. I apologise if it is inconvenient.

PV, xxxxx

 

[Chiara2003]

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Thnk u again ? for all the beautiful photos ?…. I too having been on that bridge b4 ? the Brooklyn bridge in New York

 

[Chiara2003]

photo plenilunio last ?

 

[K9Evangelist]

Gears coupling hind legs of a planthopper nymph Confocal 250x

 

[K9Evangelist]

Kulula this South African low cost carrier has built quite a reputation for interesting liveries but its best effort so far. It is the flying 101 design that doubles as a teaching tool for anyone interested in the different parts of an airliner.



Here’s the view from the other side.

 

[K9Evangelist]

Grand Canyon train from Williams, Arizona

 

[K9Evangelist]

USS Constitution, Old Ironsides

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[K9Evangelist]

1953 Pitney-Bowes ad. We've come a long way.

 

[K9Evangelist]

 

[Wolfang]

 

[Wolfang]

Winter's coming

 

[Wolfang]

 

[Wolfang]

 

[Wolfang]

 

[Wolfang]

 

[saddlebum66]

How strange! Did people really buy this monstrosity?

More money than brains. Yes

 

[saddlebum66]

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looks like Carter Brown Cover. Richard S Prather's used this collectible artist, as well, but his Hero, Shell Scott, had White Hair.

 

[saddlebum66]

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Cat and Mouse, Olivia de Berardinis.

Serious Yum here.

 

[saddlebum66]

Tap pants and 'Step-ins'...all the rage in the 1920s

 

[saddlebum66]

1930s Britches...sort of Sailor Pants.

 

[saddlebum66]

À La Mode around the same time

 

[saddlebum66]

Probably the 1940s, WWII era. Yap was a place that made giant stone coins, in what may have been a Cargo Cult attempt. These are genuine "Grass Skirts"