Photo taken by The Drama Llama Farmer.
Bonus - R.I.P. Tim Curry
Being a construction of your humble blogger Tepid Halibut, with the aim of posting one vintage slide image per day, from now until Kingdom Come. (Or until Mr Halibut gets bored.)
Today's challenge comes in from a Mrs Trellis of North Wales, who asks if anyone can recognise this location? Is it
Answers on a postcard to the usual address.
Bonus - RIP Dolly.
"And this is Maude, at the side of the house.
Sigh. So dull.
Bonus - Thieves of ‘cursed’ rocks pen letters of remorse to a national park
Great for just lazing about. Great for heading off to the park, and riding the open wagons on the miniature railway.
Great.
Bonus - from One to One Hundred
I don't think this image of a recent English mountain stream, because a/ England has no mountains, b/ the image dates to 1984, and c/ AI Suggests
"The image shows the cascading waters of the Canaima National Park region in Venezuela, featuring powerful tea-colored rapids rushing over dark rock formations with distant tabletop tepui mountains on the horizon.
Location: Canaima National Park, La Gran Sabana, Venezuela.
Key Features: Rushing amber-tinted river waters, layered stone terraces, and distinctive flat-topped tepui mountain formations in the background. "
Bonus - Cats in Sinks
Fine, suits me.
So, here's a nice beach scene to make you think of holidays, sand fleas, and noisy Magyars shouting at each other.
No idea where this is, but it's probably not Iceland.
Bonus - Lose Yourself
And I'll give you one clue : it's no Concorde.
Can you identify it?
Bonus - What's the best thing about Switzerland?
Well, their flag is a big plus.
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A bit conflicted in this slide. Sure, a slide of a framed picture sounds like Tedious Tuesday fodder, but...
...It's cool.
According to what was writ on the slide, "Jun-85 Bali, Ubud Museum".
...and that lead to this website
Bonus - A quick bit of ISIHAC
One of the strangest spellings in the English language, but ... whatever.
Looks like a decent way to cool down in this heatwave.
Bonus - Today, 67 years ago, Quake Lake formed.
No info on the slide, but that certainly looks like a volcanic landscape. Possibly Hawaii, but could be anywhere.
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