Teotihuacan Pyramid
Located in Mexico City in 1900
and 2022 is post excavation.
The 1900 view must have looked like any random mountain until the excavations and clean up began. Makes you wonder what else could be hidden in plain sight like this...

Fascinating! Isn't this the same place where they found that clapping coincided with frequency.

Kinda like Trumps wall?

I don't know alot about this but I've seen/read enough to find it so interesting!

Reminding me of Rice University in Houston. I grew up close by and it was called the Ivy League college of Houston. Now, I feel it's totally Tartaria. The many architectural features include a "fart wall" - in one archway to a building, right on the Quad, fun-lovers run their fingers up the detailed circle hollows, and a sound like the rip of a gaseous explosion is echoed throughout the Quad.

Rice U. Their football team celebrates losses via the MOB - the Marching OWL Band. I did always like that football was waaaay down the list of priorities for that college. Now, I just don't know about that school, but grew up with it and love it.

Interesting. You have me going down rabbit holes. We used to go drink beer at Valhalla on Rice campus back in the day.

🙃😁Oh, yeah, the little tucked-away on-campus bar that non-student locals felt was very cool factor before the term was invented.

Did you ever visit the astonishing out-of-ancient world acoustic music building, now in the parking lot that many Houstonians learned to drive in (it was limitless but no longer)? Trippy, that.

Baker, Baker, got a shaker here at Rice U.

Ha! No, I didnt live nearby at the time. I missed out on that.

That music acoustic building experience came later, about 2009, with a Prominent Music Graduate of Rice, in whose company (church vocal quartette and octette) I was engaged and got the privileged (showing off) tour.

Valhalla was the name of that campus bar? So cool you did that.