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At first I thought this was a dinosaur, but now I'm not so sure 
The NEW random picture thread
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The High Trail Trestle bridge in Iowa
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Sandstone formations in Paint Mines Interpretive Park in Colorado
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Hengifoss, Iceland
The waterfall is pretty neat but the cliff behind it has a fascinating story. It's all volcanic rock that built up over time and the red stripes show when volcanic eruptions occurred. Volcanic ash has a lot of iron in it, which is what made those layers red.
The waterfall is pretty neat but the cliff behind it has a fascinating story. It's all volcanic rock that built up over time and the red stripes show when volcanic eruptions occurred. Volcanic ash has a lot of iron in it, which is what made those layers red.
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It's October so it's a good time for spooky stories 
The Angel of Death Victorious is a life-size bronze statue sitting on Francis Haserot's grave in a cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio. It's also known as the Weeping Angel because of the black "tear stains" that have formed on its face due to the aging bronze. The angel is holding an extinguished torch which symbolizes the triumph of death.
The tomb has been there for almost a century so there are plenty of local legends about it. Some people claim to have seen the angel move or cry and it's said to walk around the cemetery at night.
The angel's sculptor, Herman Katzen, is buried in the same cemetery.
The Angel of Death Victorious is a life-size bronze statue sitting on Francis Haserot's grave in a cemetery in Cleveland, Ohio. It's also known as the Weeping Angel because of the black "tear stains" that have formed on its face due to the aging bronze. The angel is holding an extinguished torch which symbolizes the triumph of death.
The tomb has been there for almost a century so there are plenty of local legends about it. Some people claim to have seen the angel move or cry and it's said to walk around the cemetery at night.
The angel's sculptor, Herman Katzen, is buried in the same cemetery.
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Thanks to Wicky for bringing this picture to my attention
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Does anyone remember ASCII art? Look at this zebra 
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What is this?
I found it when looking for llama pictures but where are it's ears?
I found it when looking for llama pictures but where are it's ears?
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It's been Photoshopped but I think Pusheen suits should be real
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You know what's adorable? Bats in blankets
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Technically they do look like dusters....
But we know what you mean
But we know what you mean
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Maybe bats in blankets need their own thread 
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Don't you just love Canadian geese, eh
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The Plumber That Rocks
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That's a beautiful tribute 
