1930 Bentley Speed Six Continuation Series prototype

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1930 Bentley Speed Six Continuation Series prototype
The now abandoned Anyox dam, built in 1924, British Columbia
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The knot artist....
Tell me again about "unskilled labour"
These are the coolest cleat hitches I have ever seen.
TIL: the massive and still unfinished ‘Chronicles of Georgia’ monument (a.k.a. the Tbilisi Stonehenge) in Tbilisi, Georgia.
The adventures of space bear
How I always imagined my very own mercenary unit.
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When I was a kid, I thought those pillars went down to the sea floor.
In reality, they usually go down to some large submerged floats.
I dislike this.
Pillars and floats like that are pretty stable, compared to regular boats, so there’s even a research vessel, called FLIP, that purposefully capsizes itself to be more steady when conducting research.
YEA IT FUCKIN IS (id embedded in image)
OH MY GOD.
“I was 14, I didn’t know what I was doing.”
whaT THE FUCK
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Libreria Acqua Alta, Venice. Literally, ‘library of high water’, this bookshop floods during Venice’s acqua alta, so the books are all kept safe in floating vessels, such as gondolas, boats and bathtubs.
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