Any old Pics - replicating google images, one post at a time (Part 1)

[Ruprecht]

Inlay machine

[Jim]

He’s a wizard on a computer…

[charliechan]

[charliechan]

[Professor_Chaos]

1942 six day race at the Chicago Coliseum.

[Professor_Chaos]

1939 six day race at Chicago Stadium.

[Professor_Chaos]

1934 six day race, again in Chicago.

[charliechan]

Fuck! They went so fast round in circles they travelled back in time!

[stu]

Opening ceremony of Woodstock

[spacehopper]

Wolverhampton club 1978 photo by Chris Steele-Perkins

[Professor_Chaos]

Short lived 1927 fashion craze, the “Lindy Lid” airplane shaped hat.

[crimsondonkey]

Heh, I think I’ve also posted that photo at some point. It’s a cracker.

[Ruprecht]

Fans waiting for Bob Dylan at the 1969 Isle of Wight Festival

[stu]

Not surprised that it never took off

[Professor_Chaos]

Flight of fancy.

[AmDismal]

@murrayjohnson

You’re braver than me. I reckon I’d struggle to even watch this film. The ballache (proximity to height) would be profound.

I just watched the end, which had the climb (Claire had snaffled the cinema tickets). It’s as horrific you expect!

Amazing feat though. He climbed it in under 4 hours, when most climbers take 5 days!

[spacehopper]

@AmDismal

@murrayjohnson

You’re braver than me. I reckon I’d struggle to even watch this film. The ballache (proximity to height) would be profound.

I just watched the end, which had the climb (Claire had snaffled the cinema tickets). It’s as horrific you expect!

Amazing feat though. He climbed it in under 4 hours, when most climbers take 5 days!

It’s the most astonishing thing I’ve ever seen - I had a serious sweat on watching it. I would imagine seeing it on an IMAX screen would be almost unbearable.

I cannot fathom the mental and physical strength it took to complete it and as you say to do it in under 4 hours is just mind-boggling.

[Stepmotheratomicbomb]

Looks like a love cover version

[charliechan]

[Ruprecht]

Dorothea Lange “Migrant Mother”, 1936: