Fascinating video. It goes well beyond 5 minute crafts for anyone considering watching.
This sounds like the voice of painful, painful experience.
Well.... Thought I'd fling an update. Absolutely brutally unforgiving. The control setup is quite complex. It looks like a fun game but the investment would be huge.
Tried the C64 and Amiga versions.
Those eyes ๐
The free movement is not about vacations, it's about movement of labour. All of a sudden the number of jobs open to you, especially in areas of speciality, is increased tenfold.
Live tracking map here :
Not being belligerent but what benefits would you not get to use?
The main benefits to me are economic (free trade), social (free movement) and political (negotiate as a bloc).
It is visible on Google maps ๐
Totally fair question. It definitely happened naturally is the TL;DR. Edit: pic below from Google maps.
There's a section of tarmac not in the picture where I took it and a path leading to the right at the top just below the bushes. Those steps happen near the corner of the tarmac. Myself and my kids have used them countless times and always followed the steps.
The alternative route is off about 50 metres to the left and a slow incline followed by a much longer walk.
The incline you're looking at is steep enough that any kind of foothold is going to be taken by the next person... And so it happened. :)
I've had this one in my camera roll since forever and it came up in a memory. There's been a fair bit of building work done there recently which I vaguely think may have damaged or possibly destroyed the steps but I'll check.
I'd bet money it's on Google maps but I don't really want to dox myself.
Wild. My best friend lives on the west coast of Ireland. It's a 3.5 hour drive and I consider that a massive trek.
I got the second one for Christmas after reading rave reviews, was so excited and gave up on it quickly. It was brutally difficult.
Edit: I see it's available as abandonware. Gonna give it another whirl.
View from on top of the old city walls looking towards town square. Beautiful city with so much to do.
In Dublin there was a monument locally called "The Floozie in the Jacuzzi" ("floozie" is someone promiscuous) which apparently the artist quite liked. It got moved off the main thoroughfare at some point.
Took forever but it was savage.
I made it from this recipe. Substituted wine for extra stock.
There are quite a few clues and they really went digging, great investigation, but the main giveaway was the gap between account creation and comment time.