What type of tree is it?

Mangroves happily can grow there as the ship hull provided some protection to them while they grew.

>plus the hospital cannot lose the bone.

This made me laugh. How big are the skull flaps?

Tree is on the University of Virginia grounds.

Official name is Elizabeth Anne Hagan and Shawn Patrick Flaherty

Common Name: Yulan Magnolia

Scientific Name: Magnolia denudata

Dedication Type: Private Location: Rotunda, northeast

From https://memorialtree.virginia.edu/

place for bunch of old monks to protect themselves against raiders,

https://banff.ca/482/Banff-Park-Museum

And the sun just below the horizon on the bottom left if you follow the line.

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These are such great quality for personal snapshots for that era. Hope you can share them with historians!

That is a beautiful tree! I wish I knew which university this was

What a save!

We are looking at the same thing, you're just not getting it.

On the picture on the right, above his ear, you can see patches with no hair. That is scar tissue from the healed wound from the picture on the left. This isn't difficult.

We were thinking about going there in the summer to see the museum. Hopefully he'll have his head back by then

SHOOT IT!! for God sake!! SHOOT IT!

Oh jeez, have you seen pictures of the inside of NYC potable water mains? The solution to pollution is dilution and I absolutely guarantee that water is halogenated as all municipal water in America is. Halogenating the water absolutely would kill any infinitesimal bacteria on that stick. There’s more bacteria at the end of your kitchen tap than there is on the end of that stick.

Interior of a Manhattan Potable Water Main

Thank you very much. I wanted to take a better photo but the sun had already set

I counted 1

Go Pistons!

Inches (2.54cm) are measured not in base 10, but in halves/quarters/eights/etc. I agree it's a dumb system.

That's awesome. I'm sure you have told your kids and friends that your signature (graffiti) has been at the highest point of Toronto for the last few decades

She's a real beaut', Clark.

When they say measure twice, I didn’t realize I’d need a second tape measure

There are lots of great places in Toronto to photograph so you will have a good time. The keys to this photo were a sturdy tripod, an ND filter and luck. It was taken with a Fuji Xh-1 with a 27 second shutter speed. Post processing was with Adobe Lightroom to adjust the exposure and increase vibrancy

even back then the top movies were just a bunch of sequels...

But it has no taste.