Hundreds of new Audi A4, A6, A8s, and others await at the factory in Ingolstadt, Germany to be shipped to various parts of the world. They’re not painted white, rather wrapped in white cellophane to protect the cars from the elements. Scroll around to see just how massive the Audi plant is.
Contributed by Steve.
Little Joe Tower, in Corning, NY facilitated the production of thermometer tubing by using a “vertical draw” process. Hot glass was pulled by cable 196 feet to the top, creating a continuous tube. It was then cooled and cut to length.
Contributed by Kevin.
Here is a water tower at the Publix HQ decorated like a birthday cake complete with candles.
Contributed by Kevin.
A variety of interesting storage tanks.
A fishy one one in Atlantic City, NJ.
A colorful one in Boston, Massachusetts.
A classical one in Baltimore, Maryland.
More after the break…
The Amoco oil company welcomes inbound passengers to New York city. This large oil drum is located just a short distance from La Guardia International Airport.
Contributed by Rod.
This is the Ford truck factory in St. Paul, MN. All these trucks are brand new Ford Rangers waiting to be delivered to dealerships. The factory is slated for closure in 2008.
Contributed by John Foot.
The Sepulveda Dam, home to many science fiction movie finales and the TMBG music video of The Statue Got Me High; up the river is the Sepulveda Recreation Area.
Contributed by Lukas Chatzioannidis.
