OK, the Paris-Dakar rally is controversial, but this is simply such a spectacular image.
[Peru, photo Reuters/Philippe Desmazes]
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The rally is an awesome idea, and the organizers could do it while pleasing most or all parties at stake. Other rally's have, but they just seem to take advantage because they can
Posted by: Malcolm L | January 16, 2012 at 09:05 PM
Spectacular, and what used to be called Paysage Moralisé. The Anthropocene: behind, all that deep time, in front, technology, fossil fuel, speed.
Posted by: Richard Bready | February 14, 2012 at 08:58 AM