#district roads

[glassrunner]

CLOUDPUNK ▶ HELIX METRO HUB

[dream-world-universe]

Lebua at State Tower, Bangkok, Thailand: Lebua at State Tower is an all-suite luxury hotel occupying the 21st to 25th floors of State Tower adjacent to the Chao Phraya River on Silom Road in the Bang Rak District of Bangkok, Thailand. The hotel is managed by Lebua Hotels & Resorts, which also manages Tower Club at Lebua, located in the same building, on the floors just above. Wikipedia

[puppyeared]

is this your card? ♦️♣️♥️♠️ it isnt but you dont wanna hurt his feelings

[alifeingrain]

Peak District - June 2022 Pentax K1000 on Lomography 400

[doodlingbot]

Some stuff I did for a swap au that my friend vaguely offhandedly mentioned as a what if but then I latched onto fairly hard immediately and started doing stuff for it. The basic concept thrown my way was simply a swap between Neon J and Tatiana.

Whoops there's so much to think about now.

bonus:

[dimalink]

A house with white color. It is big as big as a half of horizon. And a sky. Excellent city view! I am sure, that there lives a lots lots of friends! It is such a long long house.

So, with imagination it can be built a whole city. Which is made with these trees. And long white houses. And blue sky. Such a luminal space!

So it has there a refreshing little wind or some warm sunny day. As a summer. And early autumn! And this way – it is for everyday!

[cpahlow]

Source: dpc_photography_

[mountrainiernps]

NPS Photo of Mount Rainier with a portion of Mowich Lake Road viewed from Tolmie Peak in 1961 (Eunice Lake is in the foreground with Mowich Lake in the distance).

Mowich Lake Road, like other park roads, was initially planned as part of an “around-the-mountain” road system. Mowich Lake Road starts in the northwest corner of the park and was intended to connect to Westside Road, which starts from the southwest corner. The two roads were never completed due to budget constraints and the rugged topography of the mountain. Constructed from 1929-1934, Mowich Lake Road remains a six-mile long spur road (reached via SR165) and is a discontiguous portion of the Mount Rainier National Historic District. Original features along the road include one stone retaining wall and 39 rustic culverts with mortared stone headwalls.

Mount Rainier National Park Archives Photo of the Mowich Entrance Dedication in 1933.

Mowich Lake Road was dedicated in 1933 at the Mowich Lake Entrance (now at Paul Peak Trailhead). At the dedication, a log memorial was constructed in honor of Dr. William Fraser Tolmie who visited Mount Rainier a hundred years earlier in 1833 on a botanizing trip. The log memorial was intended to be incorporated into an entrance arch. The arch was never completed and the memorial no longer exists. Footage of the Mowich Lake Road dedication event can be viewed at: https://go.nps.gov/MMem-MowichDedication

NPS Photo of the current Mowich Lake Road Entrance at Paul Peak Trailhead, 8/17/23.

While dedicated in 1933, delays due to construction and then WWII limited access and Mowich Lake Road did not open to vehicle traffic until July 1955. Have you traveled the historic Mowich Lake Road?

[vintagecamping]

Enjoying the silence...

Lake District, Cumbria

1976

[brokehorrorfan]

Artwork from Hero Complex Gallery's "Vacation (All I Ever Wanted)" exhibit is available. I've highlighted six genre-related pieces:

Alien by Chris Miller

Alien by True Spilt Milk

Mad Max: Fury Road by Rich Davies

Batman Beyond by Luke T. Benson

Bioshock by John Dunn

District 9 by Dan Shearn

[erigold13261]

"Character Doodles"

Some quick doodles I did mainly for warm ups and during commission breaks to keep me motivated.

[vox-anglosphere]

Honister Pass, high in the English Lake District, is a challenging drive

[dubmill]

Eade Road, Harringay, London; 4.11.2023

[connorphilpphotography]

Sunset from the roaches 😍

[pangeen]

" Framed by Autumn " //© Wenhao Ryan

[wikipediapictures]

Japan National Route 418

“National Route 418 in Hiratani Village, Shimoina District, Nagano Prefecture.” - via Wikimedia Commons (original description translated from Japanese using Google Translate)