Friendship goals 😌

Bless this man for his humanity and bravery.

I read a lot of mystery books about the Orient Express, and it is described as very luxurious and beautiful. I can see now why

It's beautiful like water flowing.

Seen it in person, it's wonderous to look at

Amazing, rising literally from the ashes. I do hope she didn't die horribly of radiation poisoning...

"Nooo... I'm not feeling this one just a few more.."

What are the cannibals going to eat? They're nothing but bones. What a horrific picture.

And people are still policing womens clothing

The part in Schindlers List which upsets me the most is when they are told to carefully write their names on their suitcases as they will get them back when they get off the train. You then see the suitcases being brought to the sorting areas and the contents being put into various piles like this. The fact that they gave these prisoners a glimer of hope (that their possessions would be returned to them) while knowing what was in store for them is just heartbreaking 😥

Beauty in chaos!!

Wow, how does he find the specific colour?

That picture is absolutely gorgeous

TIL goats like bananas. Looked into it, and in addition to hay and grains, I learned they also eat "foods like fruits, dried fruits, veggies, graham crackers, cheerios, Cheetos, and even corn chips."

"Stop, Hammer time! You can't touch this, You can't touch this, You can't touch this, Break it down!"

100% better than Edison, who was a liar and a thief.

Snow White is gorgeous

No, that's V for Victory as popularised by Churchill.

What a waste of beautiful trees

It wasn’t a house. It was basically a marketing ploy by the local forest industry, showing off the Pacific Northwest’s “limitless” timber supply. After the Expo, it was mostly neglected until it burned to the ground 60 years later. So not only did it waste a tremendous amount of old growth trees for its initial purpose, but they didn’t even bother reusing said old growth. It was a huge waste. https://www.vintag.es/2021/10/forestry-building.html?m=1

So, for all the "for shame, the trees!" people...here's a story. I had a great-aunt, named Phyllis. She, and a friend, bought some land in the Sierra Mtns, out in California, & they built their own log cabin, including cutting down the trees, stripping the bark, etc. When I was about 11 or 12 years old, my whole family went out to California to all see where the grandparents were from, and part of the time, we spend with her. She had an outhouse, as well as an I door toilet, but we were only to flush the toilet a couple of times, when at capacity, for water conservation. She had an indoor claw tub, for the winters, but an outdoor shower, for all other times. She had a self-sustaining garden, and solar panels. She had a phone she would only turn on at a certain designated time, every evening, so people could contact her if they needed. That place was absolutely amazing. The cabin was two stories. And she was the greatest conservation advocate I ever met.

It's log, it's log, it's big, it's heavy, it's wood. It's log, it's log, it's better then bad, it's good

Yowza that's big.

Here be giants!

That is huge.

Didn't work out so well.... https://www.vintag.es/2021/10/forestry-building.html

Log mansion

It's slightly less crazy when you realize the people are children.

This seems like a gag photo.

I remember visiting this building as a child. It wasn't actually a cabin, it was huuuge.

So, all those old, old trees cut down for a tourist trap. Smart.

That doll in the middle is looking inside ur soul!

Too bad that it sunk. Cause that ship, is a masterpiece

I would not want to see the spider that spun that web!

Great artist, horrible man.

To the right of the chair in the centre, is allegedly a human spine

... And it wasn't just Germans who were brainwashed by Nazism. Let's not forget that.

I wonder what he actually received.