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disneyzane: Storytelling Firepit near Arusha Savanna (via AKLResort.com)

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Storytelling Firepit near Arusha Savanna (via AKLResort.com)

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luckey: (via coolhandluke) Something about this reminds me of Oregon.

luckey:

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Something about this reminds me of Oregon.

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theworldwelivein: Early winter inside the Triple falls of Glacier National Park, Montana, USA ©  Marc Adamus Time for some skating!

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Early winter inside the Triple falls of Glacier National Park, Montana, USA 
©  Marc Adamus

Time for some skating!

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lickystickypickyme: NASA makes the planet look ridiculously awesome. And makes my petty shenanigans look even pettier.Take me with you, space shuttle! via Given that the space shuttle is going to retirement, I’m ready to go too! Click for high-res photo

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NASA makes the planet look ridiculously awesome. And makes my petty shenanigans look even pettier.

Take me with you, space shuttle!

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Given that the space shuttle is going to retirement, I’m ready to go too!

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lickystickypickyme: If you’re looking for a challenge, see if you can reach 82°06′S 54°58′E — it’s the most inaccessible point in Antarctica, the farthest from the ocean and the coldest place in the world. You’ll know you’ve arrived because you’ll find a bust of Lenin peering weirdly across the ice toward Moscow. Dig down 20 feet and you’ll uncover a pair of locked doors. Get those open and you can enter an old Soviet research hut, now completely entombed in snow. And inside the hut is a golden visitors’ book to sign. via There is not a single paragraph there that isn’t awesome.  Every part of this is surreal.

lickystickypickyme:

If you’re looking for a challenge, see if you can reach 82°06′S 54°58′E — it’s the most inaccessible point in Antarctica, the farthest from the ocean and the coldest place in the world.

You’ll know you’ve arrived because you’ll find a bust of Lenin peering weirdly across the ice toward Moscow.

Dig down 20 feet and you’ll uncover a pair of locked doors. Get those open and you can enter an old Soviet research hut, now completely entombed in snow.

And inside the hut is a golden visitors’ book to sign.

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There is not a single paragraph there that isn’t awesome.  Every part of this is surreal.

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travelhighlights: Angels of St. Petersburg by 6igella St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg, Russa Awesome. Click for high-res photo

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Angels of St. Petersburg by 6igella

St. Isaac’s Cathedral, St. Petersburg, Russa

Awesome.

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(via loveyourchaos) The reflection on the sand is the best part.

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The reflection on the sand is the best part.

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onlycupcakes: Via Star Bakery Pastelicious!

onlycupcakes:

Via Star Bakery

Pastelicious!

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fuckyeahladygaga: Submitted by Macca I kept trying to figure out what the verb to “popate” meant, then I figured it out!  Although if necessary I am willing to popate in an emergency.

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I kept trying to figure out what the verb to “popate” meant, then I figured it out!  Although if necessary I am willing to popate in an emergency.

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theworldwelivein: enjoy the view (via gato-gato-gato) Much easier to enjoy when you can do it from in front of your nice warm computer.

theworldwelivein:

enjoy the view (via gato-gato-gato)

Much easier to enjoy when you can do it from in front of your nice warm computer.

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