Cool picture thread

[Flynbyu]

Whooooooooooooooooooooooooa!

Freakin' bad ass!

~Brian

[Flynbyu]

50's Caddy in Havana, Cuba



Check the padlock on the bumper....so people can't steal parts under the hood since parts are non-exsistent due to the US Embargo.

~Brian

[Danny T]

wow that caddy is amazing

[preddy08]

Here a pic from a storm Omaha had last year.

[Flynbyu]

Very cool.

Love the contrast!

~Brian

[preddy08]

Very cool.

Love the contrast!

~Brian

That very storm went over a Boy Scout camp about 20 miles from here, droped a NASTY tornado and kill 15 people!

That storm was INTENSE to say the least.

[700rSE]

some sweet pics.

i just got back from cuba a few weeks ago and a few of those havana pics look familiar

[Krandall]

where are yhou from and how did you go to cuba

[Flynbyu]

Must be Canadian.

Some of the resorts there are just awesome! I really want to go!

~Brian

[700rSE]

i am from canada it was so nice there, compared minus 40 going to high 20's  and a nice breeze and the sand there is so soft  you like sink into it and the water is so clear. and snorkling is a blast. recommend it to anyone. i also heard on a tour that if americans go there and they ask for them to stamp there passport they can get up to a 25 thousand dollar fine when they get back to the states ....you should fix your government. haha

[preddy08]

LOL, oh thanks!

[Flynbyu]

Correct.

In order to go down legally if you are a US citizen you need a Treasury license, which you obtain from OFAC, Treasury's Office of Foreign Assets Control.  If you are Cuban-American or married to one, you can go down once every 3 years under a "general license" for humanitarian reasons (grave illness in the family, etc) and you only need to notify them via a form. You do not need to get a license from them before leaving. 

If you are a "U.S. and foreign government official traveling on official business, including a representative of international organizations of which the U.S. is a member; or a journalist regularly employed by a news reporting organization," you also qualify for this "general license." Otherwise you need to get a license from OFAC to avoid being at risk for large fines ($3,000 to $10,000 typically!).

Check out http://travel.state.gov/cuba.html and http://www.treas.gov/ofac/cubapage.html

~Brian

[Krandall]

Some personals from Australia!

If anyone would like one of these in full res. Let me know.

Looking into Downtown Melbourne (pronounced Mel-Bin)


Muscles stuck on rocks after the tide had went out.


For us tourists 


12 Apostles to the left


12 Apostles to the right


A lone dandilion among a bunch of weeds


Playing w/ contrast on the camera in the fog.


A Channel cut by the water or something after the tide went out.


Forest w/ a heavy fog


More fog

[disco]

That first pic of the *cough* forset is really cool.  They are all good pics but that pic is my favorite.

[Flynbyu]

Love the Apostles and the forrest picture!

Bad ass!!

~Brian