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German long weekend means its a policy of mine to get out of Hamburg. Last weekend's turn was the N?rburgring Nordschleife with a couple of friends travelling from oz, but only spent a couple of hours taking pictures, the rest of the time was spent on the track :)

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

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N?rburgring by doigal, on Flickr

More up on flickr, enjoy!!
 
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UCR Belltower
 
Oryctes nasicornis aka. European rhinoceros beetle. Damn big one too, easily the biggest non-flying insect I've ever seen (in the wild) myself. It was just casually crawling on the floor at my workplace, it was a warm day so we had the front door open. Wikipedia tells me that they're usually 3-5cm long and are night creatures, this one was spotted in the afternoon on a sunny day and it must've been at least 6-7cm long :p

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Now that's a proper bug!
 
Raparperi said:
Oryctes nasicornis aka. European rhinoceros beetle. Damn big one too, easily the biggest non-flying insect I've ever seen (in the wild) myself. It was just casually crawling on the floor at my workplace, it was a warm day so we had the front door open. Wikipedia tells me that they're usually 3-5cm long and are night creatures, this one was spotted in the afternoon on a sunny day and it must've been at least 6-7cm long :p

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Looks cool, I'm fascinated by all small bugs...

A shot of the old decommissioned power station: Features seven francis turbines
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Oceanside, CA
 
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