makes me want to visit the arch again soon
Oh wow, interesting and sickening at the same time!
quelle vue, j'espère que tu n'as pas le vertige.
Wow. I really get dizzy a little bit. What a great shot!
Tiiiiiiiimmmmber. Where's the parachute?
I wouldn't be able to face that, eeeek!Bob, your photos are stolen again:see http://photos.worldnw.com/page/3/Mine no longer are. Posting a warning image like I did over a couple of days seems to have worked!
That makes me woozy or maybe it's the wine I"ve had since i landed! :)V
I need to take a couple of bonine just to look at this image.
Gulp! I had to take a step back.
I'm so glad you brought us this shot, Bob, cuz there is no way my eyeballs will have this vantage point otherwise. Air is not my element :-). I'm always going to be looking UP.-Kim
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The view straight down from the Arch observation deck, facing east toward the Mississippi. Bring your Dramamine.
The view straight down from the Arch observation deck, facing east toward the Mississippi. Bring your Dramamine.
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makes me want to visit the arch again soon
Oh wow, interesting and sickening at the same time!
quelle vue, j'espère que tu n'as pas le vertige.
Wow. I really get dizzy a little bit. What a great shot!
Tiiiiiiiimmmmber. Where's the parachute?
I wouldn't be able to face that, eeeek!
Bob, your photos are stolen again:
see http://photos.worldnw.com/page/3/
Mine no longer are. Posting a warning image like I did over a couple of days seems to have worked!
That makes me woozy or maybe it's the wine I"ve had since i landed! :)
V
I need to take a couple of bonine just to look at this image.
Gulp! I had to take a step back.
I'm so glad you brought us this shot, Bob, cuz there is no way my eyeballs will have this vantage point otherwise. Air is not my element :-). I'm always going to be looking UP.
-Kim
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