No, not hardly. In yesterday's post about the Mima Mounds NAP I mentioned this interpretive center slash lookout platform. The trail fork at the bottom of the photo is the start of the trail. The aluminum box on the post has informational flyers inside.For a look at what the rest of the Monochrome Maniacs have to offer click the link below.
That picture looks very surreal!
ReplyDeletewhat a cool observation building! it's ready to start flying across the field~
ReplyDeleteExcellent...the b&w makes for a unique and very different photo from yesterday. Can't say it's a flying saucer, though, as it would be upside down...
ReplyDeleteMaybe it goes up a ways, flips over and the soars off into the stratosphere?
Jacob: Remember the coneheads? Well maybe this is the domeheads.
ReplyDeletebrian: It actually is pretty cool. A number of informative signs under cover as you can sort of see in the photo. If it takes off across the field can I put our seven year old on it?
Lois: Thank you very much.That was the intention. :)
So crisp! It appears that they are making a duck blind for the mound aliens.
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I guess the idea was to make a shape that echoed the mounds. Good mono subject.
ReplyDeleteWhat a beautiful shot !!I loved this one..Thanks for sharing the beauty..Unseen Rajasthan
ReplyDeleteInteresting post. It looks out of this world.
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LOL! A very cute mother ship for tiny aliens?
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ReplyDeleteAileni: I think you're exactly right.
Unseen: Thanks again.
Abe: The world is full of interesting places like this isn't it?
Hilda: Like your tiny alien? :)
A very remote and lonely spot, made all the more mysterious by the mono approach.
ReplyDeleteas one other said..yes..it does look out of this world!
ReplyDeleteI guess it must have been extra-terrestrial moles the made the mounds.
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