To my horror, I see all of the heads on Mount Rushmore are of John Boehner.
The projections created a stunningly floating head effect, almost reminiscent of the heads on Mount Rushmore, though more similar to the work of likeminded, tree-focused projection mapper, Clément Briend.
For a bigger bite of the great outdoors, head to Mount Greylock, the Bay State's loftiest peak.
Onward then to the spacious bays of Marathocampus in Samos, and the grizzled head of Mount Cerceteus.
The cloud hangs low, snagged on crooked evergreens, wreathing the head of Mount Seymour in a cold, grey blanket.
A consistent mass drop technique was employed to provide controlled impact to the center of the head of each mounted racquet.
While there are important distinctions between them, both choreographers favor obsessive movement patterns that travel analogically along the body, in a "hip is to shoulder as torso is to head" process of mounting drama.
The head of collections at Mount Stuart, Alice Martin, said: "In terms of literary discoveries, they do not come much bigger than a new first folio, and we are really excited that this has happened on Bute".
Moreover, its world-beat programming is on the rebound under the curatorship of Ms. Kirn and the direction of Katherine MacDiarmid, previously head of Florida's Mount Dora Center for the Arts, whose annual arts festival grew into one of the nation's best in two years under her administration.
A few miles southwest from the head of Anderson Lake is Mount Birkenhead, on the north side of the low pass connecting the valley of those lakes to that of the Birkenhead River.
The ritual is performed by the sulfur miners of Mount Ijen who slaughter a goat and then bury the head in the crater of mount Ijenn.
