The crack on the I40 bridge over the Mississippi in Memphis which causes the bridge to be shut down.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/interestingasfuck
I'll see your front yard pirate ship and raise you my late uncle's cottage shaped like a boat1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/pics
After my mother passed, her Kitchenaid sat neglected for years. I finally cleaned it all up and made it shine!4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
We couldn’t resist Bertha, as we call her, for 30$ at an antique mall. She now hangs in our hallway for us to see everytime we go to bed.9mo ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/ThriftStoreHauls
I was told my gingerbread house I made this year might belong here.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/nextfuckinglevel
My gingerbread house this year. I won first place at my city’s Festival of Gingerbread. This house is based off of an old long gone Detroit house.1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/christmas
We had a custom bed made for our poly relationship. It’s about 1.5 feet larger than a king. Everything had to be made to order or commissioned.2yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/polyamory
I finally finished the office. The lamps make it a bit hard to photograph.1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/CozyPlaces
My gingerbread house this year. I won first place at my city’s Festival of Gingerbread. This house is based off of an old long gone Detroit house.1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
A croquembouche I made because we had several snow days and I was stuck at home.2yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
CNN poll of a small but still significant number of Americans on if NATO should go to war in Ukraine.2yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/ukraine
Here’s a gay politician whose politics aren’t crap. Xavier Bettel, current Deputy and former Prime Minister of Luxembourg.3mo ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/gay
This is my second year making my own gingerbread house from scratch. This one is entirely edible and based on a British country house. It's the largest gingerbread house I've attempted and took several weeks.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
My first time making millefeuille. Everything is from scratch. I still have a ton of work to do to make it better but I’m happy I tried4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I had a sticker made of r/placeukraine. I don’t know where I will put it yet but it’s exciting! Thank you the awesome experience and Slava Ukraini!2yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/placeukraine
Charles Blake was Mary’s true equal. Who else thinks Mary and Charles would’ve been the best pairing?3mo ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/DowntonAbbey
An example of how things change. The first house was built in 1866, torn down in 1892 for the second house which was torn down in 1920 for industry. Now an empty lot. Fort street at Swain and Vineyard, Detroit.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Here are some more houses from Detroit which are all gone today. These houses, which all lined Woodward Ave, were torn down as the city grew with the explosion of the automobile industry in the first half of the 20th century.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
That moment when you have a massive cookie order to do and you’re in the zone.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I was told that this subreddit would appreciate Bertha, the cow print we found at an antique mall.9mo ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/AbsoluteUnits
Every year I make my graduating seniors giant macarons with their college choice on them.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/macarons
I tried my hand today at making a Bob Ross painting. Done in food coloring. Was fun but a touch medium to work in.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
Lost architecture isn't a new phenomenon. This 1860s Victorian house in Detroit was renovated in the 1890s and then that house was torn down in the early 20th century.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I visited Atlanta this weekend as a tourist and I really enjoyed your city. I wanted to share my favorite photo taken while there if I may7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Atlanta
The Newberry and McMillan houses, Grosse Pointe, MI. Original Gothic Revival cottages built 1875, remodeled in the shingle style 1890s. Both houses torn down in 1910, Newberry built a new house in 1911. That house was torn down in 1957. New construction and a road replaced it.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
My most recent attempt at macarons. I feel like I’m getting closer to getting them right.5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I made a gingerbread house. It was my first time and it was a lot of work but fun. It’s 100% edible (minus the lights of course)4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I had this Doctor Who cookie cake made for my love for our anniversary. The bakery did an awesome job!8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/doctorwho
I’m embarrassed to post this but I made my first geode cake and it looks like an episode of Nailed It. I’m disappointed in myself but I have to just pick myself up and try better next time.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
This is my second year making my own gingerbread house from scratch. This one is entirely edible and based on a British country house. It's the largest gingerbread house I've attempted and took several weeks.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/christmas
I made the last dinner on the Titanic in the First Class dining saloon. 9 courses total (abbreviated from the original 11).4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/titanic
Found a framed 1960s painting (possibly Italian), an easel and a picture light. Altogether about 100$.1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/ThriftStoreHauls
I’m not exactly sure what my grandfather’s endgame was posting this.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/oldpeoplefacebook
Would you believe me if I told you I was watching this video for educational purposes?5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/gay
u/niftyjack posted this house on Michigan Ave in Chicago yesterday and I felt compelled to make a compilation of then and now. The way cities change is incredible.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
After months of experimenting I finally got my macarons to where I want them and wrote down my hopefully final recipe (hopeful thinking!) Filled with creme patissiere4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
The house of Ernst Nuppenau, Detroit, Michigan. Built 1870s, demolished 1940s. An exemplary example of American Stick Style architecture now lost forever.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I did a comparison of Aviation No. 2s using two different violette liqueurs. One a liqueur and one a creme. Here you can see the visual difference.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/cocktails
Kids today will never know the struggle we went through to find porn back in the day.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/funny
I bought a Michigan traffic light to remind me of home. You can only find these kinds of lights in Michigan.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Michigan
Eating homemade macarons while teaching high school online. These are strange times we’re living in.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
After visiting Scandinavia, I'm now convinced there must be some law requiring all Scandinavians to own this light fixture6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/europe
[OC] Change in US Presidential election results by county in 2016 as compared to 2012 [3656x2312]8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Costessey Hall, outside of Norwich, home of the Jerninghams. Old hall dates to 1555, Gothic addition to 1826. Demolished 1925. Small ruins remain.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Perhaps you guys would like this? I made a gingerbread house from scratch. A edible.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/FoodPorn
For Christmas I like to make a gingerbread house designed from scratch. This is this year's creation3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/pics
I found this Balenciaga sweater—same on David wears—for a bargain on eBay and had to snatch it up.3yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/SchittsCreek
We got married 5 years ago today. We had to go all the way to another state just to do it--it was illegal where we lived. I am thankful not only for my husband but for justice and societal change. Real change is possible. Now we are legally married in all 50 states and not considered deviants.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/gay
I made giant macarons as a parting gift for my seniors. They feature their college of choice. I delivered them to their doors.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
Linden Towers, home to James Flood, Menlo Park, California. Known in its day as the White Castle. Built 1880, demolished 1926.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I’m currently in the process of restoring this Oliver 9. It’s quite a project. I’ve made some progress though.1yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/typewriters
I've always wanted to do a historical costume so this year I went as Theodore Roosevelt the Rough Rider.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/pics
I made this pumpkin pie out of an amazing heirloom pumpkin from France. The taste is of this pumpkin is to die for amazing.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I thought you guys might be interested in seeing the house where the founder of Boeing grew up, on Woodward near Palmer Ave. Built 1875, demolished 1910s.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Detroit
Since you guys liked the first one, here's another old Detroit house. The Joseph Black house, corner of Woodward and Parsons. Built 1878, demolished late 1910s.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Detroit
All of this is gone. 1880s era houses lining Edmund Street in Detroit.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Advice on getting nickel electroplate to have mirror finish? My current projects are dull.9mo ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/metalworking
A flag I designed for an Eastern European country I made up called Falgwia8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/vexillology
Whitemarsh Hall, Wyndmoor, PA. Built in Horace Trumbauer in 1921 for Edward Stotesbury. It was the 3rd largest house in the US at the time of its demolition in 1980.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Cortlandt Street, NYC, 1908. None of this stands today as this became the site of the WTC complex. Colorized by me.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
The Detroit Post Office/Federal Building in 1912. The building only lasted 30 years being torn down in 1931 to make way for a larger structure. On its last day a former superintendent remarked of its demolition: It is like leaving the home you were born in after you had lived there all your life7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Isaac Newton Swain house, Fort St and Swain St, Detroit. 1866-1920s. Among the home's innovations was a cistern in the attic insulated with beehives with tubes for the bees to come and go. Today the lot is empty. The house was lost to industrial growth.4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Detroit
The Second Person Personal Informal Singular Nominative Pronoun in Europe [OC] [1215X1045]8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/MapPorn
The home of Wilhelm Boeing, Woodward Ave, Detroit. His son would go on to found Boeing. Torn down sometime in the 1910s to make way for new industry.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
Map oddities: On Lake Metigoshe, ND, your boat launch is in the US and your house is in Canada. [930x478]7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/MapPorn
I'm American, born and raised in America, but my younger self saw it differently.8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/blunderyears
In terms of area, how many Luxembourg's can you fit in each European country? [1189x995] [OC]7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/MapPorn
Senator Clark's mansion at 5th Avenue and East 77th Street. Known as Clark's folly and demolished 1927.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I made a gingebread mansion from scratch. It's 100% edible (minus the lights of course).4yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/pics
Whitemarsh Hall, estate of Edward Stotesbury, Wyndmoor, PA. Built 1921, demolished 1980. It was the 3rd largest house in America at the time of its demolition.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I finally got my prayer pure skiller to 99 slayer crushing scarabs daily for months on end.5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/runescape
These two shampoo bottles are the same brand, were bought at the same time, but somehow one is bigger than the other.8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/mildlyinteresting
I baked a chocolate souffle that lasted long enough to get a photo of it! I feel like that's progress.5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
Mark Hopkins Mansion, Nob Hill, San Francisco. Destroyed in the 1906 earthquake. Hopkins, a man of humble origins, died before its completion but was said to never have been comfortable with its size.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
I've been collecting flags since I was a teenager. This is my collection.8yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/vexillology
My SO got me a pudding steamer for Christmas. I just made my first plum pudding.5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
My first ever pumpkin pie. I know it doesn't look very good but it's made from scratch from the French squash pictured5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I don't know if this counts but I made my first trifle. I soaked the lady fingers in sherry.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
I didn't want to waste the pumpkins I used to decorate my house so I made them into pumpkin pies. Only my second time baking pies so I know they are rustic.5yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Baking
Detroit City Hall, 1871 to 1961. A Detroit Times reporter said of its demolition: It was sad to see it come down...It was beautiful in its ugliness.7yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/Lost_Architecture
My employer, who knows I am gay and married to a man, sent me this letter in the mail.6yr ⋅ viktor72 ⋅ r/gay
