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The 12th century ruins of Château de Joyeuse Garde, associated with Arthurian legend and said to be the location of Sir Lancelot’s tomb.

things seen in Manila

by lhackett

Volcanic Vineyards of La Geria

The Great Plains by Alex Burke

im doing a photoseries its called If You Lived Here, You'd Be Home By Now

𝖻𝖾𝖺𝗎𝗍𝗂𝖿𝗎𝗅 𝖺𝗎𝗍𝗎𝗆𝗇 𝖻𝗒 𝖢𝗁𝗋𝗂𝗌𝗍𝗈𝗉𝗁𝖾𝗋 𝖯𝗋𝗂𝖼𝖾

  Gdańsk, Poland by murray muraskin

sandstorms in berber, sudan from tales from a forgotten city by hassan kamil [x]

before mowing the Pasteur, rain made strange landscape. Photographed by Yoshitomo Nara.

Hanoi, Vietnam. Credit to Marcus Lacey.

One of my favourite photos from last year happened quite spontaneously when I noticed a little bit of fog around here and decided to drive up the mountain a few km to a pond which I visit occasionally, which has some older trees around it. I took photos of those too but then, walking the path next to the water, I turned around and a liiiittle bit of indirect sunlight came through the fog and turned the autumn leaves bright yellow, including the ones on the path.

I went back to the same location 3 days later and almost all the leaves had fallen down or turned into a messy brown, so I was really lucky to capture this moment.

Photo: Foe Rodens.

The photo is available in my Redbubble and my Society6 shop.

the brutalist public bathroom is definitely a top one tourist attraction across all of the US

Here's me (6'2) in front of the Women Monolith for scale

Philipp Lohöfener.

The American Dream Mall is having a great deal of trouble paying back their debts. The equity partners will lose their money. If the situation continues to degrade, everyone else will likely get theirs back once the assets are stripped and auctioned off.

It’s massive. Entering it feels like driving into an airport except the airport has a water slide sticking out of its side and a Ferris wheel protruding from the roof. The vast majority of stores were closed. I visited with the business boyfriend and he exhibited increasing panic as we progressed through the mall. Why aren’t they open? This is peak shopping time. Look, no one is carrying bags. Very little of this is revenue generating. It’s a five billion dollar public park.

The sound of the American Dream Mall is a gaggle of children on a rotating coaster car screaming above your head while the sound system plays Soulja Boy Tell ‘Em. We had to repeatedly dodge people driving around on motorized pandas.

The thing I found interesting was the interior design. We both agreed it was fairly well done. Why is it so shroomy? I liked the mirrored bull and the haunting empty hall culminating in an Angry Bird elevated above the shoppers like a god. I saw the longest couch I’ve seen in my life which was cool.

I found it profoundly disorienting. I’d think it’s disorienting on purpose to make you shop except almost all the stores were closed. Why are they closed? The business boyfriend says it’ll be half dark within a year but I’ve learned never to trust any prediction a businessman makes with great confidence.

The Giant will certainly solve the American Dream Mall’s financial problems

Oh I've been to this mall, it's whack. Some of my favorite fun facts include:

- They had to shut down the mall for a couple days because a hanging helicopter decoration fell into the pool and injured somebody

- It contains the only physical location for Mr. Beast Burger

- It's extremely easy to get into the back rooms because a good chunk of the third floor just has no stores. Prime spot for taking creepy photos

- There was supposed to be a fourth floor but it's either not done or has been abandoned, resulting in this amazing staircase/escalator to nowhere

I can't say I recommend going, it's a hassle to get to and the parking is, as mentioned, like an airport. But it sure can be fun to fuck around in there