Impressive. Not the engineering feat on display here, but that any church has the money to pay for such a thing. It's a far more common sight to see them being neglected and abandoned because the dwindling congregations can't support them.

Edit: Google says it's the Mormons in Provo

The Mormons have a lot of money.

Did you know Mormons are supposed to have a full year's worth of non-perishable food in storage at all times, just in case? So take mental note of your Mormon neighbors, because that's who you're going to want to raid when the apocalypse strikes.

Most of them also have weapons to defend those stores. So be careful.

Looks like Mother Nature and old Man Winter had another spat.

Photos, taken at the right time and at the right place. http://imgur.com/gallery/iJUx3

Nice!

Yup.

Well, here's your problem, right here:

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Don't worry, though, owl fix it for you.

:3eye:

♪ We three Queens of England are... ♫

We do not look amused.

It was at the Kings funeral, they were laughing on the inside... girl power, ya know. ;)


Brooklyn, NY, in the '50s, had hemp growing in every vacant lot.
Probably run away seeds from the shipping through for rope and net production during WW II.