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lol the pikmin are so cute 🥰

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When Trico thinks the boy is dead 🥺😭

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“I’d rather have roses on my table than diamonds on my neck.” - Emma Goldman

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The astonishing Basilica of Santa Croce. Take your time to contemplate its facade, only recently revealed after years of restoration works. The detail – made possible by the soft Lecce limestone – is astonishing. Flowers, fruits, cherubs, mythical figures, animals and sculpted figures almost seem to form an external altar. Search ‘Puglia Guys Lecce’ for our Lecce city guide and more information.

Photo by the Puglia Guys, ambassadors for Italy’s Puglia region. PugliaGuys.com

The astonishing Basilica of Santa Croce. Take your time to contemplate its facade, only recently revealed after years of restoration works. The detail – made possible by the soft Lecce limestone – is astonishing. Flowers, fruits, cherubs, mythical figures, animals and sculpted figures almost seem to form an external altar. Search ‘Puglia Guys Lecce’ for our Lecce city guide and more information. Photo by the Puglia Guys, ambassadors for Italy’s Puglia region. PugliaGuys.com

The astonishing Basilica of Santa Croce. Take your time to contemplate its facade, only recently revealed after years of restoration works. The detail – made possible by the soft Lecce limestone – is astonishing. Flowers, fruits, cherubs, mythical figures, animals and sculpted figures almost seem to form an external altar. Search ‘Puglia Guys Lecce’ for our Lecce city guide and more information.

Photo by the Puglia Guys, ambassadors for Italy’s Puglia region. PugliaGuys.com

The astonishing Basilica of Santa Croce. Take your time to contemplate its facade, only recently revealed after years of restoration works. The detail – made possible by the soft Lecce limestone – is astonishing. Flowers, fruits, cherubs, mythical figures, animals and sculpted figures almost seem to form an external altar. Search ‘Puglia Guys Lecce’ for our Lecce city guide and more information. Photo by the Puglia Guys, ambassadors for Italy’s Puglia region. PugliaGuys.com

The astonishing Basilica of Santa Croce, Lecce, its facade, recently revealed after almost five years of restoration works.

The detail is incredible. Flowers, fruits, cherubs, mythical figures, animals and sculpted figures.
#Puglia #Italy #travel #travelblogger

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growing roots 💐💗🪡

#art #BRart

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Is that a MOC?! It looks so cute 😍

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A dramatic view of Cape Kiwanda on the Oregon coast, where rugged sandstone cliffs meet the restless Pacific Ocean. The cliffs are layered in warm hues of golden yellow, tan, and deep brown, revealing intricate striations and grooves etched by centuries of wind, rain, and waves. The foreground features weathered sandstone, its surface a mix of smooth curves and sharp ridges, highlighting the ongoing interplay of erosion and resilience. Near the base of the cliffs, darker basalt formations emerge, their jagged edges standing firm against the powerful waves that crash and churn below. White foam froths against the rocks, sending sprays of water into the air, while swirling teal and deep blue waters create a dynamic contrast with the earthy tones of the land.

In the background, partially veiled by coastal mist, Chief Kiawanda Rock rises dramatically from the ocean. This towering basalt seastack, with its triangular silhouette, contrasts sharply with the softer, sculpted sandstone cliffs of the cape. It serves a vital role in the landscape, acting as a natural shield that absorbs much of the Pacific’s force, allowing the softer sandstone headland to endure despite its fragility. This unique interplay between the durability of basalt and the erodibility of sandstone has shaped Cape Kiwanda’s iconic appearance over time.

The misty, overcast sky adds to the scene’s moody, atmospheric quality, blending seamlessly with the ocean horizon and softening the contrast between land, sea, and sky. The light is diffuse, casting a muted glow that enhances the rich textures of the sandstone and the movement of the ocean. Small patches of greenery cling to the cliffs, their vibrant hues standing out against the weathered rock, a reminder of the tenacity of life even in harsh coastal conditions.

Cape Kiwanda is a dynamic, evolving landscape, a testament to the relentless power of nature and the surprising balance of strength and fragility.

A dramatic view of Cape Kiwanda on the Oregon coast, where rugged sandstone cliffs meet the restless Pacific Ocean. The cliffs are layered in warm hues of golden yellow, tan, and deep brown, revealing intricate striations and grooves etched by centuries of wind, rain, and waves. The foreground features weathered sandstone, its surface a mix of smooth curves and sharp ridges, highlighting the ongoing interplay of erosion and resilience. Near the base of the cliffs, darker basalt formations emerge, their jagged edges standing firm against the powerful waves that crash and churn below. White foam froths against the rocks, sending sprays of water into the air, while swirling teal and deep blue waters create a dynamic contrast with the earthy tones of the land. In the background, partially veiled by coastal mist, Chief Kiawanda Rock rises dramatically from the ocean. This towering basalt seastack, with its triangular silhouette, contrasts sharply with the softer, sculpted sandstone cliffs of the cape. It serves a vital role in the landscape, acting as a natural shield that absorbs much of the Pacific’s force, allowing the softer sandstone headland to endure despite its fragility. This unique interplay between the durability of basalt and the erodibility of sandstone has shaped Cape Kiwanda’s iconic appearance over time. The misty, overcast sky adds to the scene’s moody, atmospheric quality, blending seamlessly with the ocean horizon and softening the contrast between land, sea, and sky. The light is diffuse, casting a muted glow that enhances the rich textures of the sandstone and the movement of the ocean. Small patches of greenery cling to the cliffs, their vibrant hues standing out against the weathered rock, a reminder of the tenacity of life even in harsh coastal conditions. Cape Kiwanda is a dynamic, evolving landscape, a testament to the relentless power of nature and the surprising balance of strength and fragility.

Timeless headland stands,
Bound by sea, sky, and whispers,
A story in stone.

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Fox leaping

Good morning from @altyellonatpark.org

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Stanley Ghyll Waterfall
#lakedistrict #photography

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“In wildness is the preservation of the world.” - Henry David Thoreau

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Optimism is the key to a brighter day! Embrace positivity and let it fuel your adventures.

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