Mystery Picture!
Are you up for a guessing game? See if you can guess what this is. Here’s a hint. They are not memorials. These concrete posts were built for a purpose – but what?
Until someone gets it, I’ll give more hints on my Google Plus page (http://goo.gl/Mrrdyb).
Well, we are back at home in Scotland. Maybe in need of a cleansing of the palette.
On a foggy morning, I went out along a Northern coast. Here, the cows graze on steep hills and seem unfazed by the chill morning fog.
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To say goodbye to London, here’s one last view of the iconic Big Ben and Parliament sitting on the Thames River. I look forward to coming to London again.
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Moments after my sunset shot over the rooftops of London (http://adventureswithandrea.com/2013/09/rooftops-of-london/), The quiet night was interrupted by a subway train rolling through the neighborhood.
For a better look, we decided to see if we could walk to the roof of our hotel. As luck would have it, the door to the roof was wide open. I couldn’t help but think of Chim Chim Cheree:
There’s things half in shadow
And halfway in light
On the rooftops of London
Caw! What a sight!
While vacationing in London, we stayed at a hotel on this street. Everyday, as we would walk down this street to the subway, a certain song from My Fair Lady would pop into my head.
People stop and stare. They don’t bother me
For there’s no where else on earth that I would rather be
Let the time go by, I won’t care if I
Can be here on the street where you live
Can you tell what this is?
I’ll give you a hint.
It’s in a London museum.
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Another clue?
I’m guessing it’s about 50 feet across.
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The hole is large enough for people to fit through standing up.
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Ok. I’ve kept you in suspense long enough.
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It’s the entrance to an exhibit about the history of the Earth in the Natural History Museum in London. There is an escalator that goes up through a giant globe. This is a long exposure so the people are blurred.
Here’s another picture so you can see it better.
Buckingham Palace in London is a huge edifice. Surely there’s more than just this one…
Lonely Guard
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