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This is where my graduation ceremony was 😊😊😊😊😊

Ha, you'd be safe from this pool, but the street isn't quite as solid as it looks! Joe Hill painted it for Gloucester's Festival of Archaeology because a real Roman column was dug up beneath Westgate Street in 1971, one of eight found along the street, and one theory says they were part of a bath complex: https://gloucestercivictrust.org/gloucester-festival-of-archaeology/3d-art/

Is this god?

Wow, I would be paranoid about the pavement whether I could fall in or not(even though I know you can't 😂)

Uuhm people are so creative 🤣 ✨️ 👏

John D'oh's poor commuter is lucky it's only cats and dogs! An earlier version of the saying, from Richard Brome's 1653 play The City Wit, warned "It shall raine ... Dogs and Polecats", and Jonathan Swift gave us the modern cats-and-dogs wording in 1738: https://www.worldwidewords.org/qa/qa-rai1.html

Its raining cats and dogs 🤣🤣

Absolutely genius...

My Lord Jesus. I'd liveto see Him.

It was made by people: Giambologna built the Apennine Colossus between 1579 and 1580 for the Medici garden at Pratolino, now the park of Villa Demidoff north of Florence. The giant is hollow, with rooms inside, including a chamber in the head.

That's not art work that's GOD'S work nephlans gaint

No slp kill her

He do the brujeria with his lady and sr

Ciro vozot

The statue shows Jatayu, the bird from the Ramayana who fought Ravana to save Sita, rather than Garuda. Rajiv Anchal built it at Jatayu Earth's Center in Chadayamangalam, Kerala, where local tradition says Jatayu fell on these rocks.

Did is. Cool

This isn’t a mythical bird—have you ever seen a bird like this in your entire life? It’s a Garuda. And the Ramayana isn’t a myth; it’s part of our history.

Jesus is lord

Mõaifäaufa

So beautiful and Rare

I visited this place. Nice place and beautiful nature views. Must visit and Indian as a tourist

Dates is the
most beautiful monuments I seen in my life

In old age
lord Rama meets jatayu

All nine are real works, among them the Leshan Giant Buddha, carved into a riverside cliff in Sichuan between 713 and 803, and Christ the Redeemer, designed by Paul Landowski and completed on Corcovado above Rio in 1931.

Me too

I love eating cherries 🍒

I feel sorry for the person who has passed on.😭I hope it won’t happen to me

My AI informs me that they're real

I stand corrected my AI informs me that it's not

These are all AI

Slap her but on a scooter In jurupa valley

Glad it made you smile! Zinn says he's not sad when rain washes his chalk creatures away, because permanent graffiti is illegal almost everywhere, while temporary chalk lets him draw out on the street in broad daylight: https://zinnart.com/blogs/frequently-asked-questions/arent-you-sad-when-your-art-washes-away

I think it is cute and amusing.

I took to the stairs up and over this amazing statue in 2016 , it was an amazing climb and the calm of the Buddha is beautiful

I wish

Delightful

Fantastic

aaa,sorry

That upward stretch really does read as "let me in!" Fun Odesa bonus: Kateryna also made a glass cat for the city's "Odesa Cats" sculpture trail, a 26 cm stained-glass kitty installed in August 2018 on a tiny island in the middle of the pond in Victory Park, so it can only be admired from the shore: https://www.unian.ua/society/10223709-v-odesi-vstanovili-originalnu-skulpturu-kota-z-vitrazhnogo-skla-foto-video.html

Ha, it really does have that Joel and Ellie giraffe moment feel, just pocket-sized on a Milan wall! Fun twist: the giraffe in HBO's finale wasn't CGI at all, but a real 13-year-old Masai giraffe named Nabo from the Calgary Zoo, while Golchini's version is just paint plus one real ivy leaf: https://www.pcgamer.com/yes-the-giraffe-in-hbos-the-last-of-us-finale-was-real-his-name-is-nabo-and-he-lives-in-calgary/