That is creepy as fuck - it's the same wicker man. o_O

I took a walk with a couple of postgrads a few weeks back, which took us along the same route as the A167, and up to that statue, amongst other places.

Lenny, I will forever love your insanely curly hair.

Me and my GF, I'm in the background.

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Then you probably just look creepy in person.

This made my day.

It made me lose my lunch.

If I do, I'd hope someone would tell me.

Did you ever find it again?

Strong, proud, beautiful, independent woman we have there!

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Me doing my favorite thing besides video games and my girlfriend. Take that however you want.

It took my sleepy eyes a solid five seconds to figure out what was going on that image. The first thing I thought was some kind of candy catching contest.

Lol they have something like that at Laser Storm in Pittsburgh

This is at a Rock Climbing gym. I was Campusing (climbing without your feet). And my sister decided I needed a picture of it. So that's it.

No. *stares into the sunset*

Don't burn out your retinas.

I've got two, I'll be fine. :o

My current job is working at a camp doing Rock wall and high ropes =D

I go climbing 2-4 times a week. Keeps me in shape and it's so fun. I did a climb yesterday (5.8+) that was all slopers and it made my arms cry.

Can someone even with a horrid fear of heights climb on those? I've never seen them before actually, but I'm absolutely terrified to feel as if there isn't "something right under my feet".

It's probably a good way to get over your fear. Generally there are pads below you, and generally people use safety equipment as well.

I've never done that sort of climbing, myself, but I do legit rock climbing pretty regularly when hiking. I've climbed some intense stuff before.