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Home town of my parents

Home town of my parents

3:38am
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3:36am
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leebeesback:

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birdflus:

Trieste (Italy) August 25, 1985, Nike exhibition game with Michael Jordan in which he scores 30 points and shatters the backboard with a dunk.

GOAT

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leebeesback:

bvsedjesus:

birdflus:

Trieste (Italy) August 25, 1985, Nike exhibition game with Michael Jordan in which he scores 30 points and shatters the backboard with a dunk.

GOAT

how can you not reblog.

4:13am
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Marion Cotillard photographed by Patrick Swirc

Marion Cotillard photographed by Patrick Swirc

odditiesoflife:

Strange Rock Formations Around the World

There is no doubt that our planet is an astoundingly beautiful place. We still have the opportunity to conserve the resources we have left. This generation cares. Care is good, but action is better. The places featured above are examples of the majesty and mystery of our Earth. We need to do all we can to protect what is ours.

  1. Cappadocia, Turkey
  2. Stone Forest National Park, Yunnan, China
  3. Gibson Steps (12 Apostles), Great Ocean Road, Australia
  4. Bryce Canyon, Utah
  5. Ko Tapu Island, Thailand
  6. Giant’s Causeway, Ireland
  7. Mono Lake, California

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Ancient Stone Bridge, Rize, Turkey

Ancient Stone Bridge, Rize, Turkey

odditiesoflife:

The Ancient Rock-Cut Tombs of Myra’s Lycian Necropolis

The ancient town of Myra in Turkey may sound familiar to you, because St. Nicholas (one of the Santa Claus origins) was the bishop of Myra. Another claim to fame for the region is the many ancient ruins one can see there.

Perhaps most striking of all the ancient ruins in Myra are the rock-cut tombs of the ancient Lycian necropolis. Two burial sites, the river necropolis and ocean necropolis, with frontages resembling classical temples, are hewn from the cliffs towering above the town.

You can imagine the years of work that went into carving these tombs out of the cliff faces.

9:29pm
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Improper

dearoldlove:

Seeing as we’re never going to meet again, a proper goodbye would have been nice.

nlval:

High-speed photographs of ink mixing with water by Alberto Seveso

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soyerb:

ARTVİN/TURKİYE

soyerb:

ARTVİN/TURKİYE