There's a lot of really cool stuff to post if you wander around in this imagery. TV interviews in progress, fashion show in progress, art installations, models in costume preparing for the catwalk, probably a bunch of real celebs around if you knew whom to look for. Thanks! This goes on my Favorites list.
There is a car with two police similarly dressed at the T-intersection a few miles northeast just past the apartments. They look like they are setting up a checkpoint too.
I spent a great day here once. I got to crawl around inside the Enola Gay before its restoration. I spent time with the people in the restoration labs talking to them about how they work. And I toured the storage buildings next door with hundreds of airplanes stored in them before they were moved out to the new museum at Dulles.
I always wondered why the Gateway Arch gets less respect. Look how often other landmarks like the Statue of Liberty, Eiffel Tower, Golden Gate Bridge, etc. get copied or become iconic images. Not the St Louis arch. I sense (though have no data) that it was a lot more 'popular' back in the 60's and 70's. Now you just never seem to hear about it.
A lot of cities seem to do this. Jack London Square in Oakland, Pier 51 in San Francisco, Underground Atlanta, Les Halles, is Paris, etc. And Google any of them and you get an endless series of articles about "reviving them" and how some scam-artist of a developer will return vitality and vibrancy to the city with the investment a few tens of millions of dollars in his schemes. Don't get me started.
"...Google Business imagery. You can find this imagery by looking for orange dots while dragging the Peg Man icon across Google Maps. Some really dense collections of them can be found in major capitals like Tokyo, London, and New York. Other mid-sized cities have concentrations that have yet to be explored though. Plan your strategy accordingly."
We aren't sure. nic is aware of the issue and tracking it down. Meanwhile the mods have a simple way of fixing it and will try to catch them all before they are approved. Sorry for the confusion.
Might not actually be a fight. If you look at the other images before and after it looks like the redhead may be drunk. She's sitting in the middle of the street by herself as traffic slows down and drives around her. I think the woman in black drags her out of the street by her hair and then starts chewing her out verbally.
What is Yu Loong Sunny? Is it a type of car? A more info link on posts with ambiguous posts would help those of us who don't know what you may be posting.
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http://go.bloomberg.com/political-capital/2013-07-09/washington-monument-light-show/
http://www.panoramio.com/photo/12074145
http://usnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/11/21/21559785-giant-boeing-747-freighter-successfully-takes-off-from-wrong-kansas-airport
http://www.nytimes.com/2013/11/20/nyregion/5pointz-a-graffiti-mecca-in-queens-is-wiped-clean-overnight.html?_r=0
http://www.freep.com/article/20131112/NEWS06/311120153/Downtown-Lapeer-fire
http://blog.al.com/huntsville-times-business/2011/12/russian_helicopters.html
http://networkedblogs.com/P7rOF
http://archives.starbulletin.com/2008/08/02/business/story04.html
Poor arch. :(
From the instructions:
"...Google Business imagery. You can find this imagery by looking for orange dots while dragging the Peg Man icon across Google Maps. Some really dense collections of them can be found in major capitals like Tokyo, London, and New York. Other mid-sized cities have concentrations that have yet to be explored though. Plan your strategy accordingly."
NOTE 1: Must be an actual item. No pictures, ads, murals, art, or other depictions.
http://psychicoracle.blogspot.com/p/psychic-readings.html
Kevin
Thanks,
Kevin
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hook-and-ladder_truck#Tiller_ladder