Junkyard Pictures
 

does anyone have any decent pictures of a scrapyard / Junkyard.

I need one for a presentation to be given in the new year sometime. This is not a new obsession.

If you have any please can you either e-mail them to me or post them up here

You can't leave it there Sticks!!!!!!


What on earth do you want pictures of a junkyard for???????????????


What's the presentation?


And why???????????????


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Sticks, much as I'd love to help, junkyards aren't high on my list when it comes to taking photographs!!

Perhaps you will be able to find something suitable on the web.

Good look with the presentation.

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errrrr, no Sticks junk yards are not what I'd call very photogenic.:shocked::thumbs::laugh:

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I love a scrapheap challenge!

Here is a nice black and white art shot Sticks........................
http://www.quantumhydraulic.com/images/scrapheap.jpg

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Perhaps this???

http://www.9-11sculptureproject.org/...pyard3_big.jpg

or this?



http://www.9-11sculptureproject.org/...pyard9_big.jpg

Is taking piccies of junkyards a new hobby of yours, ROB?

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No Miriam, I've just gone a bit 'Google'-y!!!:wavey:

Now I know where there is a wonderful 'scrapyard' where you can take your own pics Sticks . Just let me know and I will tell you the address if you are interested. It is not ANYWHERE near the 'frozen north' where you live tho' ! SORRY !:bawling:

Thanks ROB
When I get home I will reveal why I need these pictures.:thumbs:

As A clue, I also will be using a picture of a Boeing 747

I will be surprised if anyone gets the connection :shocked:

Blimey, like the way you tell us that after you get the pictures. A pile of scrap and a boeing 747 sound well dodgey to me Sticks. How about something more cheerful during 2003. Your starting to worry me, you are.:conf:

So you do not know he connection then :laugh:

As a further clue, a tornado is also involved (The weather type not the jet fighter)

So what is the connection between a Junkyard, a Boeing 747 and a tornado :spin:

I don't know, Sticks but I have a feeling you're going to tell us.

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Ok, I'm going to give it a try even though I'm probably way off track!!!!!


There was a terrible tornado somewhere in America, and a Boeing 747 was caught up by it and blown completely off the radar screens. When Air traffic control finally found the aeroplane it had crashlanded on top of a junkyard and miraculously there were no fatalities!


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(Am I close?)

Has your presentation got anything to do with the theory of evolution Sticks? :conf:

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Janette Freezing
James Getting warmer:hugesmile:

Are we considering the 'Big Bang'

here at all Sticks?:spin2:

Just gone chilly :nono::laugh:

I rather enjoy solving puzzles, Sticks, so I donned my "Sherlock Holmes" deerstalker this morning and made a few "enquiries".

I have a feeling that the answer to your question may well involve the late Sir Fred Hoyle, world-renowned astronomer.

:hello:

You are in danger of having to attend the burns unit.:hugesmile:

Would you like to alaborate a bit more, or do you want me to

As you are the one giving the presentation on this subject, Sticks, I think you should have the honour.

:wavey:

Sir Fredrick Hoyle, in discussing the curent theory that life arose from a chemical soup on the primordial Earth, said
Earlier he had also said
All I need now is an unscrambled Rubik cube.....:spin2::spin:

Miriam, I am starting to think you are a VERY dark horse!!!!:shocked:

Neigh, Neigh, ROB.

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I consulted the Great Oracle at Google to get my information, by the way. :thumbs:

So what's your presentation about Sticks?

Is it about how life started or Darwinism? Are you one of these creationists?

If I remember rightly, Fred Hoyle proposed that microscopic life was delivered to the Earth by comets. He also didn't believe that the universe started with a Big Bang.

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