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Street fighter 2… Still awesome.

Photograph by Gregorz Momot

A so-called Brocken Spectre as seen in the Tatra mountains in Zakopane, Poland. A Brocken Spectre is a rare optic phenomenon that can be observed in mountains when an observer standing on higher altitude can see his own shadow cast onto a cloud at a lower altitude below him. The head of the figure is often surrounded by rings of coloured light.

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Polish Folk costume

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Life lessons with the Misfits Inc crew.

Here is the club van, it’s a 1959 Metro.That’s right a ‘59 International Harvester. The wheels are one off. They are Alcoa semi wheels machined down to fit 24” tires. The wheels are tucked under the Metro with a full air ride setup.

A boombox supplies the tunes..not much more we could ask for.

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I made a few GIFs from the 1956 film Disneyland People and Places. You can watch it on YouTube.

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Polish nationalism!

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1974 Unimog 406

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Today’s obsession is Pug gifs.

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IM SO FUCKING DONE

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Ahaha

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Dairy Queen set to return to Oklahoma City metro

Dairy Queen is returning to the Oklahoma City metro after a decadelong absence, with the first store set to open in Moore by mid-2014 at SW 19 and Telephone Road.

http://newsok.com/dairy-queen-set-to-return-to-oklahoma-city-metro/article/3877372

And now we wait…

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A Photo Challenge

This famous photograph shows a flyover by US Navy carrier planes, during the ceremonies to mark the formal surrender of Japan on September 2nd 1945 (via)

What also makes this photograph special in my eyes is that there are at least 300 aircraft (of the 450 in the flypast at the time) caught in this shot. I am not aware of any other single photograph in existence that shows anywhere near this number of aircraft in the air at the same time.

Your challenge, reader, is to try to find the following:

* A single photograph that shows at least 75 aircraft in flight, from during or before the Second World War (not including other shots taken during the flypast above).

A single photograph that shows more than 40 aircraft in flight, from after the Second World War.

Balloons/sky divers/time-shift shots do not count.

Good luck.