Spring 2024 pics thread
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My phone automatically updates my lock-screen every hour, with a different nature picture. My daughter is angling for a fish here; Seneca Lake, NY.
Not all Spring pics have to be nature. This is from a few nights ago in San Diego. This busking drummer, ripped.
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That's a strange building, like a cathedral, but also like an office block
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Cathedral of Learning - Wikipedia
Pretty much right on the nose. It's an interesting building. Looks like some Hogwarts shit on the inside.
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It is an impressive erection.
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Spring soccer off to a slow start. Field completely flooded twice two weeks apart.
Spring birds (American Robin in this case), spreading the beauty of nature on my car.
Lake Chataqua near Jamestown, NY day before the eclipse. Day of weather was not great and missed totality behind the clouds.
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San Diego is a really nice place. We'll be there in a few weeks. We go there a few times a year.
San Diego > San Francisco
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Happy May Day, lil homies. My bad if the pics are too large。
A stone lion in front of what was a prince's mansion. These flowers have a short blooming life so I was grateful to see this. Not open for tourists but I walked in and no one said anything. Better to ask forgiveness than permission:
A peak inside the former Qing mansion:
Always grateful to see the sunrise or sunset, and with green leaves it's just better:
Two pictures, same location, only difference is about ten days between the two pictures. This embodies exactly why I appreciate Spring:
One reason why I like riding my bike down Beijing's ancient alleys, because you never know what you'll run into:
A stone lion in front of what was a prince's mansion. These flowers have a short blooming life so I was grateful to see this. Not open for tourists but I walked in and no one said anything. Better to ask forgiveness than permission:
Spoiler:
A peak inside the former Qing mansion:
Spoiler:
Always grateful to see the sunrise or sunset, and with green leaves it's just better:
Spoiler:
Two pictures, same location, only difference is about ten days between the two pictures. This embodies exactly why I appreciate Spring:
Spoiler:
One reason why I like riding my bike down Beijing's ancient alleys, because you never know what you'll run into:
Spoiler:
