SilentUK are at it again and Brian Micklethwait will love this one:
This time they’re going up the 72 floors (plus the crane on the top) of The Shard in London – and they’ve got another bunch of spectacularly beautiful photos from the top.
Go see. Go see now.
Please take the time to check out another post from Silent UK:
This taken on the Port Vell Aerial Tramway in Barcelona
I’m told by a usually reliable source that some readers feel cheated when they surf the internet and arrive upon the sandy shores of 6000 miles… only to find that a quota photo.
Well… sorry for you.
Hectic day in the lab, babysitting this evening, football match tonight.
So here’s a sunrise that looks uncannily like a nuclear explosion, although we wouldn’t have one of those in SA, because, as JZ pointed out yesterday, everyone should be giving up nukes like South Africa did.
Bigger on black here. (The photo, not Jacob.)
It’s a public holiday in South Africa, but TB has no respect for days off, so I didn’t have a day off.
In fact, it seems that having any time at all is a bit of a luxury at the moment. Anyone else ever have this feeling?
As someone once kindly said:
Simplicity is more often than not, a thousand times MORE.
And that’s probably why I love this picture taken at Strandveld Winery so very much.
I spotted it in the Cape Agulhas 2012 Tourist Guide and it popped up on my timeline again today. It’s almost as though it’s hinting about getting a spot on 6000 miles… Who am I to deny it that honour?
Gorgeous.