Australian find - part 3 by max-
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After an hour's drive on a dirt road, I arrived at my coordinates and paid the cabbie to wait for me.
I sneaked around the main guarded gate, climbed over a fence, walked over the ridge, and there it was ... the mysterious secret. Let's see if I can get a bit closer for a better look, I said to myself.
Comments (7)
I want to see also. Great scene.
Well, Lyla .... keep in mind that you might get dusty or even dirty, and you'll need some good hiking boots ;-)
Nice. It calls out for a story. - Bob
Agreed, Bob. And your images hold potential stories as well ;-)
why is it these strange weather balloons always end up looking different than what we imagine a weather balloon to look like? :-)
Hehe ... I know what you mean, Johnny ;-)
Amazing the things you find buried in the desert.... I dug up a ring one time, but never anything like this! And, no... It wasn't one of THOSE rings...
Absolutely fantastic work on this cinematic scene!
Thanks, Rod ;-)
You should have booked a seat on the space shuttle, you can probably see that thing from orbit ;)
Oh, I'm sure it's been spotted by others ... and they all want to get their hands on it ;-)
Now that is a big balloon and why do you need to get closer.....I can see it fine from here.....lol
Looks a little like Mt Isa Mines where my sister lives but no balloons there......yet :)
Loving it and a great next page in your story Max :)
Haha ... Great curiosity demands much closer inspection of the mystery!
That IS quite the find. Great sense of scale with palpable enormity!
Thanks, GM :-)