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Last April, the penultimate leg of our wonderful Hong Kong/Cruise/France/BookCrossing holiday involved a Singapore-Sydney flight. Coming back over Australia, we flew right over a curious site, and I pulled out my camera for a few shots. Loaded them up on Flickr and thought no more about them.

Since then, they have consistently been the most looked at photographs on my Flickr page. Forget all the great travel photographs, shots of people smiling at me, Ringbear and books. It's this one:


It's becoming (in)famous. During a routine Technorati search on my name, I spotted a curious site. Let me quote:
The fearful factor about such discoveries is that these 15 families already dominate world economy and international finance. The rest of the nations are expected to submit to their demands and work up a mutual treaty. The current global economic crisis could be a step towards the systematic economic destabilization that will mark these internationalists’ systematic rise to power.

Nutty, hey? And they used my photographs - with attributation - to illustrate the article.

Comments

[awaywithfairy1.livejournal.com]

It's not Pine Gap, is it? Or were you too far east? Some kind of meteorological station? At any rate, they seem to have a nice swimming pool!

[(Anonymous)]

Watch out! Next thing we know you'll be hauled in as a potential terrorist ...
Jen

[yokospungeon.livejournal.com]

"I'm Karen Silkwood!"

I liked that story, I'd never heard of her.

[rubbergirl.livejournal.com]

Ah Pine Gap.

Have the men in black knocked on your door yet?

[mojosmom.livejournal.com]

You've got to love the loons! They do make life interesting and amusing. There's a sort of "what will they think of next?" pleasure in reading them.