Zolotoy Bridge in Vladivostok, Russia.
The port and the train tracks from Zolotoy Bridge.
Zolotoy in the mist.
Russky Bridge seen from a beach at Far Eastern Federal University on Russky Island.
zolotoy bridge | Золотой мост
russky birdge | Русский мост
a glaring of russky cats scavenging for food near an abandoned fortress in vladivostok.
photo by rené burri. nyt article.
…with a happy end. the atlantic photo essay. dietmar eckell.
the dakota from central park. 1890s (wikimedia)
site of john lennon’s death and real location of the bramford, rosemary’s apartment (rosemary’s baby. polanski. 1968). the dakota wikipedia article.
“New Line forgot about Richard Stanley… Around a month after his disappearance, a group of extras found him living rough in the jungle: he’d fled from the airport to a fruit plantation, where he’d been subsiding on yams, cassava and coconuts, along with his substantial personal stash of marijuana. Sensing an opportunity for mischief, Stanley concocted a plan with the extras to get back on set…” telegraph article.
to see
lost soul: the doomed journey of richard stanley’s island of dr. moreau (2015)
our awkward and dericious dinner at pyongyang cafe.
i had cognac with my food, something the late mr. kim would have approved. 
bulgogi.
mandu with a view.
the waitresses were all north koreans (allegedly). there were four of them, skinny and well-dressed, watching the fina world championships while they waited on us. the room was equipped with a norebang machine just in case the cognac got out of hand. 
Пхеньян кафе
the sun also rises in haeundae beach.
vladivostok station, the eastern terminus of the trans siberian railway. 
zolotoy bridge Золотой мост
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the book of the great sea-dragons (1840) by geologist thomas hawkins (wikimedia)
see memoirs of ichthyosauri and plesiosauri (1834) and the book of the great sea-dragons (1840) by thomas hawkins.
quetzalcoatl. codex telleriano-remensis (16th century). (wikimedia).
the largest flying animal known (wikimedia)
brunchy.
diy mudbath or poorly covered grave by the creek. photo by elly.