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Not so rare in cold climates, though not sure whether it's all methane-based bubbles. Freezing/frozen lake sounds can be astounding as well, from the 80s drum sounds at -30º to the flock of birds (seagulls? speaking of 80s) like tone of water that's just starting to skim over.
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Pretty astounding cityscapes in there, thanks!
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-51121075
I got this guy's photo book just recently
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I expect Rick Deckard to be slouching in one of those doorways.
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Forgot about this photo I took on my phone few years ago off this old man with his fully restored Claud Butler and a photo off him and his wife when they were young he was so proud off himself and his bike .there was such a big crowd around him still cycling in his old age :-))
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Great! What was the event--some kind of Specialized promotion?
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It was ride 100 3 years ago in kingston town centre
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Cheers. It's lovely to see that kind of thing. I don't suppose he did the ride?
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No he didn't he just popped along for the day.
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Thanks, it would probably have made the news if he'd done the ride!
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No way he would have made it with the time allowed .but yes he would have made big news .
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Neil Martinson in Hackney in the 1970s
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/in-pictures-51238335
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These are pretty, as so many frozen structures are--to me these work mainly by imagining them in close proximity to each other, although I imagine they may be quite hard to find, and dispersed over a wide area:
https://www.theguardian.com/artanddesign/gallery/2019/dec/28/freeze-frames-alaskan-methane-bubbles-in-pictures