1. day twenty eight, 2. day nine, 3. day three, 4. I threw my cigarette butt into the drain. That is to say, I hid it in the drain., 5. Would you stick a cigarette butt in the snowman that you're child just built?, 6. Mushroom detail, 7. Hachinohe Chimney, 8. Lakeside car,

9. Guidance of a tenmporary store, 10. JTI Advert - Child's Face, 11. My desk, 12. Hachinohe Sunset, 13. Miyajima Deer

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Regensburg, Germany

by Matt Baker

Looking out the window.

On the bakery window - notice of an interesting evening.

Iceland has lots of interesting and beautiful costline. This is from Snæfellsnes.

A street vendor selling balloons in Colaba, Mumbai

shot taken of a beautiful escalator in L.A. it's amazing how symmetrical everything is.

A little work of art that sat in a small open area by the side of the main road that glowed brightly in the early evening. Although angled to give a 'Starwars' effect, the letters were too misplaced to make any sense for me (not that I know any decent french).

This is a rainbow.

Unedited.

From a 0.3mp shot on me new cam.

Tesco car park Ilkeston.

WeatherTech International Challenge Road America 2023

'Who used all the hazard tape?'

A visit to Copperas Hill Liverpool former site of the Royal Mail. It is currently being used as exhibition space for the Liverpool Biennial.

www.biennial.com

Interesting yellow stain colors some of the rock that is along the Split Mountain Campground and boat launch road in Dinosaur National Monument, Utah.

July 2025

I was stunned that this is a letter box.

With Iphone

Saw some interesting cars along the way...

A old railroad being reclaimed by nature. It seems to almost fade into the woods.

Processed with VSCOcam with c1 preset

I don't what kind of plant this is. I guees it's a kind of a papyrus

Covid brought about an interesting semantic shift whereby to be negative was a god thing (at least in the context of LFT results)!

SImilarly, I've recently discovered that when talkng about freshly laid concrete floors, going off is a good thing as that's what the floor needs to do in order to be ready to walk or work on. I think it essentially just means drying out / hardening. The same term, I gather, is used for concrete and related materials such as mortar and plaster, wherever they are used.

Here is my screed the morning after it was laid down. By this stage it had started to go off and was probably safe to walk on though I left it a couple more days before I tried.

In the background this photo also shows the first panel of insulation which has gone into the wall behind where the shower will be. The rest of the insulation and boarding will be done once the first fix plumbing and wiring are complete, but this one needed to be done first in order to pad out an alcove where the brickwork drops to single skin (this is where the outdoor cupboard used to be).

in the forest around the lodge

interesting

Viaje por la Costa Oeste de los Estados Unidos,

Jonas Salk Institute for Biological Studies

10010 North Torrey Pines Road

La Jolla, CA. USA

Designed Louis Kahn, 1965.

San Diego, California. USA

1. Sagrada Familia, 2. Cathedral, Grand Canaria, 3. Agios Konstantino, 4. Notre Dame Southeast, 5. Greek Church Bell, 6. Cathédrale Notre Dame de Paris Western Façade, 7. Mallorca Cathedral & Cross, 8. Church, Downtown Indianapolis, 9. St. Mary's, Indy bw

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We went from the Harbor in Coquimbo by bus to the Vineyards for a tour and tasting and then to the "Enchanted Valley" to view the Petroglyphs. The "El Molle Culture" and other groups of hunters inhabited this valley

from circa 2,000 B.C. until A.D. 600. In this area, it is possible to find an incredible and interesting number of petroglyphs

This is a photo of the base of a tree with most interesting roots > to say the least... Truly unique.. Hope you like it :)

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