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the later reports in series give keyed plans of the shipping in harbor and at dock; the big one lower left at what i think is named anchorage #4 is identified in the analysis as kongo-class, later tagged as probably IJN haruna

“As any new homeowner will know, there are always unknown things to be found in a new place ... Entering the undercroft of his new home via a small door, Xu was shocked to find the area, which is just tall enough to stand in, entirely taken up by the elaborate setup.“

by preference name your warships after cool birds, fish, sea mammals, &c

you sure? they all seem kind of stuffy. i don’t know your type for older men / women and i don’t have a login for grindr_ecclesiastique.fr but this guy’s got an MA in econ and is archbishop of strasbourg, no apparent repugnant scandals on first page of news

driving me a little crazy theres an echo between the style on this plate depicting artemis? with hound, and a midcentury illustrator-cartoonist whose name i can’t recall

record for the plate
www.carc.ox.ac.uk/xdb/asp/reco...

heres another one, a bad bicep ink idea: the Dead Diner’s Setting: Places & Plates

to go further, looks like canada’s national air photo library has 500+ high resolution aerial photos from 1950 in what looks like either total or near-total coverage with 60% overlap (only shows 50 results at a time). if you wanted to, you could assemble a giant antediluvian manicouagan mosaic

and i was like well, what would have looked like on a topo or a geological map before the deluge; how out of the ordinary would the “two arcuate semicircular lakes” have seemed to a a geologist, a cartographer, lay traveller or someone who lived there

playing with the goggler seems to indicate that lake manicouagan picked up the nickname in the late oughts, or the nick caught on due to photo of the week popsci press. but people were thinking about how weird and cool it would look, in 1965/66

We had a 70s regionally famous (notorious) experiment in this direction, using trailer homes

www.mankatofreepress.com/mankatomagaz...

streets.mn/2012/11/27/s...

From first day of medical school to death as preeminent scholar in his field he was simultaneously a participant, critic, reformer, analyst, and target. USA refused him citizenship to the end

ROYDHOUSE, G. S. “TE RANGIHIROA.” The Journal of the Polynesian Society, www.jstor.org/stable/20703....

did everyone see the person who posted up about the apparent hominid mandible fossil in travertine decorative stone, which turned up during their parents’ remodel?
www.reddit.com/r/fossils/co...

h/t sighthound crematory urn guy, u know who u are

what do people do all day? in Busytown, the answer is “cannibalism”

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