A curated collection of images that didn’t have a specific home. Some may even be cell phone photos, but if I found them interesting and liked the shot, they ended up here.
This 1983 Lamborghini Countach is on display at Danny "Count" Koker's garage in Las Vegas, Nevada. Shown in the Euro Show Edition, it's one of less than 20 in the United States. The garage is famous for being the setting of the History Channel show "Counting Cars," and is free for visitors.
The sun sets over Lane Stadium in Chicago after a week one football game, August 2024.
CN Tower shines in Red/White lighting amid the Toronto Skyline in this photograph taken from a tour boat on Lake Ontario.
The frozen waterfall of Bear Lake at Rocky Mountain National Park, considered by scientists to be the oldest lake in North America at over a million years old.
The frozen waterfall of Bear Lake at Rocky Mountain National Park, considered by scientists to be the oldest lake in North America at over a million years old.
I lived in Traverse City MI for over two years, yet, my chance to see the Northern Lights came one morning in in a lakefront high-rise in Chicago. Taken at 3am, the Auroras dance over Lake Michigan on May 10, 2024.
I lived in Traverse City MI for over two years, yet, my chance to see the Northern Lights came one morning in in a lakefront high-rise in Chicago. Taken at 3am, the Auroras dance over Lake Michigan on May 10, 2024.
This is an exact reproduction of Michaelangelo's Madonna Delpia, the only piece Michaelangelo himself ever signed. Chumlee made a deal for it on Season 16, Episode 11 of Pawn Stars for $24K and it was very clearly the most expensive item on display at the famous Las Vegas shop for $127K.
This is an exact reproduction of Michaelangelo's Madonna Delpia, the only piece Michaelangelo himself ever signed. Chumlee made a deal for it on Season 16, Episode 11 of Pawn Stars for $24K and it was very clearly the most expensive item on display at the famous Las Vegas shop for $127K.
We all know the Chicago Skyline by the Sears Tower (that some people spell Willis), but did you know that the Sears and Roebuck company's original "tower" is also in Chicago?  The Sears Merchandise Building Tower at Hamlin/Athrington in North Lawndale is one of the three surviving buildings of the former mail order empire, sometimes described as the "Amazon before Amazon."  The building now has several commercial tenants with its 14th floor fully restored as an event space. Sadly, it wasn't open when I was in the neighborhood.
We all know the Chicago Skyline by the Sears Tower (that some people spell Willis), but did you know that the Sears and Roebuck company's original "tower" is also in Chicago? The Sears Merchandise Building Tower at Hamlin/Athrington in North Lawndale is one of the three surviving buildings of the former mail order empire, sometimes described as the "Amazon before Amazon." The building now has several commercial tenants with its 14th floor fully restored as an event space. Sadly, it wasn't open when I was in the neighborhood.

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