Categories art & photography “Maison tournante aérienne” Post author By Mark Newton Post date Thursday, June 7, 2012 2 Comments on “Maison tournante aérienne” By Aerial rotating house, drawn by French Science Fiction writer Albert Robida, circa 1883. By Mark Newton Born in 1981, live in the UK. I write about strange things. View Archive → ← Alien Attack → EPILOGUE: the future of print 2 replies on ““Maison tournante aérienne”” Beautiful – though in the weather we are having this evening on the south coast, we would be spinning round and flying off. Perhaps I’ll settle for static. Yes, you wouldn’t want to be up there in a storm…! Comments are closed.
Beautiful – though in the weather we are having this evening on the south coast, we would be spinning round and flying off. Perhaps I’ll settle for static.
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Beautiful – though in the weather we are having this evening on the south coast, we would be spinning round and flying off. Perhaps I’ll settle for static.
Yes, you wouldn’t want to be up there in a storm…!