Maggie’s Motivational Pic Thread v2.0 - - New Rules - See Post #1
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Of course, that would be "Mt. Fuji" (Fuji-san as it's called there). It's about 100km direct distance from the center of Tokyo.
On a good day, you can see it a lot closer while traveling on the Tokaido Shinkansen. I've done it several times. Imagine being on the Tokaido line in that picture at the 6'Oclock position... breathtaking. Always ask for "Seat D." No matter in which car, just ask for seat "D" if in a 1st class (2-2 seating) car (or "E" if it's a 2nd class 2-3 seating car). That should get you the proper window. The direction of travel doesn't matter because the train sets don't ever turn around (they aren't "Wye'd," for example). They just go back and forth as "double enders."
I took the following pic from my hotel room in Tokyo (Ebisu district, near Shibuya) at night fall. Was one of the clearest evenings possible. I'm sure you can see the silhouette in the sky. AND NO, IT"S NOT A BOOB OR ANYTHING LIKE IT!!!!!
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It wasn't, it was a 6.5 Creedmoore!
Shut up and follow the narrative cracker!
Standing that close, she can feel the obelisk of his jubilee.
FIFY. Now everyone is going to look back at the picture thinking they missed something good.
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Not an Apache. It’s a South African AH-2. See the dust/debris guards on the intakes. No Apache has ever had that feature.
