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Cordy 1 year ago
#8 If it were his index finger he lost, it was probably due to direct contact with the heavily irradiated surface of the x-ray plate as a result of pointing at parts of the x-rayed image over and over again.
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Zedediah 1 year ago
#25 Bellhops from the ritz hotel
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Virdie 1 year ago
#37 Everyone is always stuck on Leonard's work, but no one ever talks about the exact copy his student made and was stored, showing original colors and everything...
"Grotto In An Iceberg, 1911"
"Geologist Thomas Griffith Taylor and Meteorologist Charles Wright photographed on the 5 January 1911 at the entrance of a grotto in the side of an iceberg with the Terra Nova ship in the background. This was a part of the British Antarctic Expedition led by Captain Robert Falcon Scott which lasted from 1910-1913."
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Cordy 1 year ago
#8 If it were his index finger he lost, it was probably due to direct contact with the heavily irradiated surface of the x-ray plate as a result of pointing at parts of the x-rayed image over and over again.
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Zedediah 1 year ago
#25 Bellhops from the ritz hotel
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Virdie 1 year ago
#37 Everyone is always stuck on Leonard's work, but no one ever talks about the exact copy his student made and was stored, showing original colors and everything...