Pictures From Around the World

For over a year now I've been doing Billy's Internet Tours at BloggingPoet.com and while I'll still continue some tours there I thought it a good idea to use the same technique to highlight some of the many creative things and people you can find online. Each link is to a picture I found to be of interest and think you will too.

Enjoy your tour and remember if you get lost you only need click the back button on your browser to return to Blogsboro. Or you could try that clicking your heels together thing... "There's no place like home, there's no place..."

'M are ducks? No, I don't think so.

The Church of the Devil?

Can you play a piano under water?

When I was a child my hometown had a steam powered kiddy train that operated at Greensboro Country Park. It was later replaced with a gasoline powered locomotive. The steam engine is now in the hands of a local private collector who might allow me to photograph it someday but until then these kiddy trains will have to do.

Most of us will never see the Northern Lights.

Will the time ever come when soldiers rescue angels?

Graffiti or evidence of an alien landing?

Here's a looped video of a Cicada molting. For those who may not know the Cicada is not related to the Locust. Folks 'round these parts call Cicadas, Jar Flies.

Here's New York's Central Park in 5 inches of rain.

This is said to be a new type of Aeroscraft aircraft called the Aeros ML866 that combines lighter than air (as in balloons and blimps) with more common propulsion based lift to create vertical take-off and landing, hovering and speeds well beyond those of traditional lighter than air vehicles. Does it seem strange to you that it took this long for someone to think of filling an airplane with helium?