Amazing Video Inspired Bicycles Danny MacAskill

Amazing Video Inspired Bicycles

Amazing Video Inspired Bicycles Danny MacAskill Filmed over the period of a few months in and around Edinburgh by Dave Sowerby, this video of Inspired Bicycles team rider Danny MacAskill features probably the best collection of street/street trials riding ever seen. There's some huge riding, but also some of the most technically difficult and imaginative lines you will ever see. Without a doubt, this video pushes the envelope of what is perceived as possible on a trials bike.

Angel Oak - The Fairytale Tree Amazing Pics

Angel Oak The Fairytale Tree

Angel Oak - The Fairytale Tree Amazing Pics Angel Oak is one of the oldest organisms east of the Mississippi, believed to be over 1,500 years-old.

Before you start with the “It’s photoshoped” comments, check Wikipedia and you’ll see it’s very real. Angel Oak is one of the most popular tourist attractions in Charlestone, South Carolina. It has a height of 20 meters, measures 2.7 meters in diameter and it’s crown shades an area of 1,600 square meters. It’s longest limb stretches out 27 meters.

Its name comes from the Angel estate, but local legends say ghosts of former slaves sometimes appear around the tree, as angels.

Angel Oak has survived countless earthquakes and floods, as well as human interference. It was damaged by Hurricane Hugo, in 1989, but has since then recovered.

Railroad Bar Photography Pictures

Railroad Bar Photography Images

Railroad Bar Photography Pictures Very interesting and innovative idea. You write down your order and put it in the train. Then the bartender put the beer on the train and it reaches you by train. Does anybody know where is this bar?

Looking Into the Past Pictures Photography

Looking Into the Past Images

Looking Into the Past Pictures Photography It's interesting to compare the past and the present in Jason Powell's latest photo set, "Looking into the past." He first finds old photographs of historical places at the Library of Congress, and then seamlessly blends them in with their corresponding modern day locations. Jason was inspired by both his love of history and Michael Hughes' Souvenirs Project.