Well, if it was neither a Moose nor Elk, it might have been a Freemason.
I know, because while I'm really a Presbyterian, many mistake me for a Moron.
I know, because while I'm really a Presbyterian, many mistake me for a Moron.
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Quiz: What's wrong with this picture?
Hint: Someone broke the rules getting this picture.
This is at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel from Jersey into Manhattan.
Hint: Someone broke the rules getting this picture.
This is at the entrance to the Lincoln Tunnel from Jersey into Manhattan.
Good observation Kevin -- it caught me napping.
It's interesting that explosives, radioactives, flammables and other hazardous materials are merely restricted;
yet camera use? Oh me, no. Absolutely prohibited! (And if you don't have your E-ZPass available, their cameras will start clicking.)
It's interesting that explosives, radioactives, flammables and other hazardous materials are merely restricted;
yet camera use? Oh me, no. Absolutely prohibited! (And if you don't have your E-ZPass available, their cameras will start clicking.)
Btw, any pics I post in this thread I took myself. This was from when I was visiting my sister in NJ a few years back on Christmas and we drove into NY.
I was more seeing it says 666 with explosive radioactive and no camera use lol. No one brings back pictures from hell, so I wonder how Kevin did it?
Here's a few photos from my trip to Maine in Oct 2006.
Beautiful pictures Kevin,
You know when you go that far North, you have to respect those Meese crossings.
You know when you go that far North, you have to respect those Meese crossings.
This is one of mine.
It was taken from the Aiguile du Midi (12,602ft) looking at Mont Blanc just before I skied the The Grand Envers, Vallee Blanche down to Chamonix.
It was taken from the Aiguile du Midi (12,602ft) looking at Mont Blanc just before I skied the The Grand Envers, Vallee Blanche down to Chamonix.