Camelback Mountain
In this photo of Phoenix, you can actually see Camelback Mountain and you can see the camels head, and two humps. Pretty cool stuff.
In this photo of Phoenix, you can actually see Camelback Mountain and you can see the camels head, and two humps. Pretty cool stuff.
Concerned citizens be on the lookout for this impostor. I spotted him briefly at a shopping center in uptown Phoenix. Be careful — he is not the real Superman!!!
I really dig this map. It’s so exact.
Clockr is one of the best Flickr add on ideas I’ve ever seen. Great use of photos.
Can anyone recommend small hometown bakery web sites (e.g. cookie bakeries) that you’ve seen with good design? Thanks.
“Why not go out on a limb? That’s where the fruit is” — Will Rogers
My friend Dan Smith sent me an email today linking to an awesome string of photos of Tornado’s. Very cool.
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A camel huh? All I see is a lizard sunning itself.
“camels head, and two humps”
is this an ink-blot test?
I see a place too hot for ordinary humans to live…
I should just delete this post. Man.
If a camel laid down in the desert and there was a sandstorm that covered it halfway up, the end result would look kinda like Camelback mountain.
I see it!
Does anyone not see the lizard too? It’s there — laying on top of the camel’s head, looking back toward the humps.
Mark, I totally see the lizard in this pic also. 🙂
I didn’t put it together that the mountain name were all in reference to the shape until I had lived here for a year. Talk about oblivious! I figured it was one of those things that didn’t mean anything like “Rama-lama-ding-dong” or “give peace a chance”
Anyone not see the lizard never mind it’s so spun old man.