Things got a little out of hand while cooking breakfast yesterday3yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ThatLookedExpensive
Can someone give me a jump start? Haven't driven this thing in a while.3yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
Next time you enjoy hiking a trail that's free of blowdowns, thank your local trail crew. Most are volunteers.2yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/CampingandHiking
Froggyland, a museum in Croatia filled with exquisitely detailed dioramas of preserved frogs doing human things5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/WTF
Here's what can happen when a soggy stump goes through a hard freeze: Ice fur! This is a thick coat of fine, delicate ice crystals.9yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
Miniatur Wunderland, a vast model train exhibit in Hamburg, Germany, includes a wealth of hidden little surprises if you look hard enough, including this charming couple picnicking in a sunflower field.8yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/WTF
Important nutrition advice on the men's room wall in an Italian restaurant.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/funny
Wonderland Trail, Mt. Rainier National Park, Washington [OC] [1600x1200]6yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/hiking
[Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland] [wild] This is the most beautiful lichen I've ever seen.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/whatsthisplant
Another typical morning elk jam in the campground at Dosewallips State Park5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/Washington
I've never seen anything like this lichen I found on a rock today on Caherconree, Dingle Peninsula.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ireland
Hair ice, which forms on rotten wood with the assistance of a fungus called Exidiopsis effusa5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
There's a lichen called rhizocarpon geographicum that makes imaginary maps on rocks. Here's one from County Kerry, Ireland. [OC]7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/imaginarymaps
One of the more unusual trail-side shelters I've seen. Ards Forest Park, Donegal, Ireland7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/hiking
The most beautiful lichen I've seen. Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland [1024 x 768]7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/BotanicalPorn
Glenveagh National Park is one of the most stunning places I've seen in Ireland.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ireland
Can anyone ID this amazing lichen? Found in Dingle Peninsula, County Kerry, Ireland7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/mycology
Today was a fine day for a hike in the Buckhorn Wilderness, Olympic Mountains, Washington5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/hiking
Visited Father Ted's house. It was just like old times, they haven't changed a thing.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ireland
Please forgive my fixation on the beauty of Donegal, but here's another beautiful beach, at Melmore Head.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ireland
A nice crop of Lycoperdon perlatum (Wolf fart puffball) (Washington State)5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/mycology
before radar was developed, Britain placed a series of big, hemispherical concrete sound mirrors along the coast, equipped with microphones, to listen for incoming enemy aircraft. This one's near Dover.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/Damnthatsinteresting
Torpedo Tower, Fort Townsend State Park, Wash. During WW2, enemy torpedos were brought here to be X-rayed and defused. [1280 x 1024] [OC]6yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
Stumbled across this in the woods. Pump don't work 'cause... Well, you know the rest.6yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/bobdylan
Horn Head, Donegal was looking fine today. Between the rainstorms, of course.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/ireland
TIL the entirely useless fact that Oregon's annual gross domestic product is equal to Finland's8yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/oregon
VW bus, nice view, just needs your loving touch. [OC] [2524 x 1881]6yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/AbandonedPorn
I've been doing a lot of walking in the Andalucian countryside lately, and I keep seeing these big stone circles. Anyone know what they're for? Helicopter landing pads, maybe?7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/spain
Yesterday's view from summit of Mt. Townsend, looking east toward Seattle. If you look closely, downtown skyline is just visible to left of center.5yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/Washington
Guess who's responsible for most terrorist acts in the U.S. (Hint: it's not Islamist extremists)7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/inthenews
In England, there are public footpaths known as hollow ways that are so ancient that they've carved near-tunnels across the landscape. [Cambridgeshire, England]6yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/DesirePaths
Either this was an odd coincidental convergence of random vapor trails, or somebody skywrote the anarchist A over London this afternoon7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/london
The Guardian Building in, of all places, Detroit. This is what great buildings used to look like.7yr ⋅ BarnabyWoods ⋅ r/pics
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