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Clockwise from top-left:
Hvaleyri Beach, Iceland
Dragon’s Blood trees of Socotra Island, Yemen
Rainbow Eucalyptus Forest, Australia
Tasyaran Valley in Usuk, Turkey
Petrified National Forest
Cuevas de Mármal, on the edge of General Carrera Lake in Patagonia, Chile
#PlacesOfInterest
Clockwise from top-left:
Hvaleyri Beach, Iceland
Dragon’s Blood trees of Socotra Island, Yemen
Rainbow Eucalyptus Forest, Australia
Tasyaran Valley in Usuk, Turkey
Petrified National Forest
Cuevas de Mármal, on the edge of General Carrera Lake in Patagonia, Chile
#PlacesOfInterest
Clockwise from top-left:
Bentonite Hills, Utah
Fly Geyser, Nevada
Antelope Canyon, Arizona
Mud Volcanos of Gobustan, Azerbaijan
Blood Falls off Taylor Glacier, Antarctica
#PlacesOfInterest
Clockwise from top-left:
Bentonite Hills, Utah
Fly Geyser, Nevada
Antelope Canyon, Arizona
Mud Volcanos of Gobustan, Azerbaijan
Blood Falls off Taylor Glacier, Antarctica
#PlacesOfInterest
You can only really get there by boat that goes through a part of the Alps that are almost fully vertical, and drops straight into the lake.
There are also vey interesting salt mines nearby.
You can only really get there by boat that goes through a part of the Alps that are almost fully vertical, and drops straight into the lake.
There are also vey interesting salt mines nearby.
#PlacesOfInterest: This stunning #ArtNouveau glass dome crowns the Société Générale headquarters at 29 Boulevard Haussmann.
Designed by Jacques Hermant in the early 1900s, it stands as a masterpiece of architecture, soaring to 27 meters high.
#PlacesOfInterest: This stunning #ArtNouveau glass dome crowns the Société Générale headquarters at 29 Boulevard Haussmann.
Designed by Jacques Hermant in the early 1900s, it stands as a masterpiece of architecture, soaring to 27 meters high.
BTW, the legendary “Snows of Kilimanjaro” are basically no more, thanks to the #ClimateChange that supposedly doesn’t exist.
BTW, the legendary “Snows of Kilimanjaro” are basically no more, thanks to the #ClimateChange that supposedly doesn’t exist.
(Three words that really should never be juxtaposed together, except in a DMT fever dream.)
#FlowersOfBluesky
(Three words that really should never be juxtaposed together, except in a DMT fever dream.)
#FlowersOfBluesky
Includes an outer layer of curved perforated metal panels & a climate envelope made from insulated glass.
Heavy Zaha Hadid & Gehry influence.
#PlacesOfInterest
Includes an outer layer of curved perforated metal panels & a climate envelope made from insulated glass.
Heavy Zaha Hadid & Gehry influence.
#PlacesOfInterest
I’ve loved this style of decoration since I worked as a Scenic Designer for Oscar Wilde’s play “Salomé” back in the Antediluvian Era known as the early 1990s.
#PlacesOfInterest
#TheatreStuff
I’ve loved this style of decoration since I worked as a Scenic Designer for Oscar Wilde’s play “Salomé” back in the Antediluvian Era known as the early 1990s.
#PlacesOfInterest
#TheatreStuff
Imagine climbing that fucking thing.
#PlacesOfInterest
#PlanetaryScience
#ScientificDiscoveries
#NASA
Imagine climbing that fucking thing.
#PlacesOfInterest
#PlanetaryScience
#ScientificDiscoveries
#NASA
Both sides of the Aono River (which flows through the middle of Shimogama Onsen), are decorated with the petals of these early-blooming sakura. This area is one of the earliest places in Japan to enjoy hanami.
#PlacesOfInterest #Photography
Both sides of the Aono River (which flows through the middle of Shimogama Onsen), are decorated with the petals of these early-blooming sakura. This area is one of the earliest places in Japan to enjoy hanami.
#PlacesOfInterest #Photography
#PlacesOfInterest #Photography
#PlacesOfInterest #Photography
Apparently, the birthplace of computer pioneer Alan Turing is now a lovely four-star hotel.
#PlacesOfInterest #NerdValue
Apparently, the birthplace of computer pioneer Alan Turing is now a lovely four-star hotel.
#PlacesOfInterest #NerdValue
Listen, they just really like enormous granite jars, big enough to fit 6 people inside.
Because that’s a thing one might do.
For ancient storage reasons.🤨
No, seriously, this is how they buried people.
Listen, they just really like enormous granite jars, big enough to fit 6 people inside.
Because that’s a thing one might do.
For ancient storage reasons.🤨
No, seriously, this is how they buried people.
They were hidden from the general public for over 700 years until the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations.
The 13th Century triforium sits 52 feet high above the Abbey floor, and…🧵
They were hidden from the general public for over 700 years until the late Queen Elizabeth II’s Diamond Jubilee Celebrations.
The 13th Century triforium sits 52 feet high above the Abbey floor, and…🧵