#Fisher Towers

[thomaswaynewolf]

[a-c-e-t-y-l-e-n-e]

Fisher Towers

Canon F1, 50mm f1.4, Pan F 50

[jmpphoto]

Fisher Towers by James Marvin Phelps Via Flickr: Fisher Towers Castle Valley Moab, Utah

[rabbitcruiser]

Far Away

What do you think about my pic?      

[christhiry]

Fisher Towers, Utah. Monday, May 29, 2023

[most-fuck-able-ff14]

ROUND 1 MOST FUCKABLE FF14 MAN

[zay-does-things]

How do you think PT!Bonnie and Giles reacted to the first Pizza Time/escape sequence?

Bonnie/Bf/Peppino: *Peppino scream.mp3* WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!!

Giles/Gf/Gustavo: This is fine.

[pokemon-npcs]

[awesomegamer1]

Do you have any ideas for the "Bonnie and Giles get isekai'd into PT" AU I mentioned a couple times before?

I like to think it'd mainly be the result of PX meeting Downbeat and deciding to do a collab.

Random thought I had would be Bonnie, Giles, and Nico beign surprised upon finding out that Noise is now promoted to playable after a year he gets trapped in the game.

Another would be Philip, Derek, and Nina falling into a copy of Antonblast due to Pizza Tower and that game being associated with each other, plus Joseph falling into Annalynn, the other Summitsphere game.

[jupiter--dream]

Learning rubik's cubes is crazy cause you don't notice you're picking up common patterns across all cubes until you take a 5x5 cube for the first time right now and just. Do it without problem in 20min

Like I was ready to read through a bunch of different tutorials and prepare for multiple cases but it just. Got solved

[thomaswaynewolf]

[flynnlovesart]

My art is apparently on a side of a building now

Anyways sonic Garfield master post underneath:

My first posting of him online:

Twitter Thread

Convo with friend who decided to do this:

[jmpphoto]

Fisher Towers by James Marvin Phelps Via Flickr: Fisher Towers Castle Valley Moab, Utah

[rabbitcruiser]

Hwy 128 Colorado River Scenic Byway, UT (No. 7)

With the bridge finished in 1916, by the 1920s the toll road was reconstructed above the ordinary high water mark so it could be used year-round. The road was briefly used for the route of the Midland Trail across eastern Utah. However, by 1923 the trail had been moved to a more direct routing, similar to modern I-70. The road from Moab along the river to Castleton was added to the state highway network in 1931, as SR-129. In 1933, the route was redesignated SR-128 and extended to Cisco. The highway was gradually upgraded to a two-lane paved roadway.

The state legislature extended SR-128 about 3 miles (5 km) at its east end in 1969, due to the pending construction of Interstate 70. Plans called for the freeway to bypass the Cisco area, including the terminus of SR-128. The legislature transferred a portion of SR-4 (the legislative designation for what was then signed US-6/US-50) near Cisco to the proposed interchange with I-70. When that part of I-70 was completed in 1971, signs were changed to SR-128 on its portion of the old road, while the remainder of the bypassed road through Cisco was relinquished to the county.

The highway was recognized by the Utah Scenic Byways program for its scenic value and given the name Upper Colorado River Scenic Byway. The highway was recognized as a National Scenic Byway and named as part of the Dinosaur Diamond Scenic Byway in 1998. A petition is currently before the Federal Highway Administration to recognize Route 128 as an All-American Road. To meet this criterion the highway must be deemed by the administration to have enough scenic value to be a "destination unto itself".

Source: Wikipedia

[truscane]

Some Blacktober Highlights of Previous Years: Victor Stone/Cyborg

[tinagodiva]

Fisher Towers Near Moab 🇺🇲