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Aeropuerto Internacional de Tijuana,
el estacionamiento triangular con espiral.
Mesa de Otay, Tijuana, Baja California, México
CAZ_31 [30 points]
A black and white space invader on a building with a parking on top along the street when you leave Le Lavandou in the direction of Saint-Tropez and just before entering a tunnel. The main road D559 is bypassing the center of Le Lavandou at a higher level.
What we see is a re-activation of the original, re-activated in May 2017 (quite recently)
All my photos of CAZ_31:
CAZ_31 (Zoom in, June 2017)
CAZ_31 (Street view 1, June 2017)
CAZ_31 (Street view 2, June 2017)
Year of invasion: 2007
INVASION OF THE CÔTE D’AZUR
In the year 2007 Invader has invaded the entire coast of the French Rivièra. Instead of only one city he made a project of an entire region; Côte d’Azur. Spread out from La Ciotat to the Menton near the border of Italy.
The first wave consisted of 35 space invaders spread out over 24 cities with a total score of 990 points. In 2016 Invader put one invader up in Cavalaire-sur-Mer (CAZ_36) and in 2017 wave number 3 consisted another single one (CAZ_37).
Lots of them have been deleted throughout the years but there are already are about 9 space invaders re-activated.
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This is the new underground parking structure being built in downtown Ann Arbor. I didn't have my Nikon d40 with me, so I shot this with my Palm Pre. I'm continually impressed with the kinds of pictures this thing turns out when the lighting is right. If you look at this at its original size, you get an almost painterly, impressionistic view of the details. It's nice.
Morris Rickle was stranded in this elevator for 16 hours. Morris always carried a backpack with a few supplies just in case something like this happened. A little food, water, a light blanket and matches.
As near as the authorities can figure, somewhere around hour 14, Morris tried to roast some hot dogs and was overcome by smoke and then, evidently, became part of the roast. When the doors were finally opened, all the responders found was a piece of charred blanket and two hot dogs.
(the above account is fictitious)
Bakersfield, California 2012