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~ Autumn Wonderland ~
“Is not this a true autumn day? Just the still melancholy that I love - that makes life and nature harmonise.” ~George Eliot
Happy birthday, my sweet friend, Manuèle @themazette!! Wishing you a beautiful day surrounded by love and peace!! *BIG HUGS* and much love coming your way!! 😙💕🤗
by withluke
Midsummer Night at Tisvilde Beach - Julius Paulsen ,1886.
Danish, 1860-1940
Oil on canvas, 63 x 75.5 cm 24.8 x 29.7 in.
British Columbia by Hunter Reilly
"Oh, that's pretty nice. And it looks like something I could dra-"
Nuremberg, Germany (by Luis Fernando)
🎃Cozy Autumn Blog👻
RAFFAËLLI, Jean-François Carrefour Drouot - Oil on canvas, 50 x 70 cm Private collection
The doorways of the basilica of Sainte-Clotilde, Paris
Beauty and the Beast (2014)
Nuclear-powered ship “Rossiya” in the ice of the Kara sea. Photo by Semyon Maisterman (January 1986).
Microburst rain storms in Lake Millstatt in Austria. Seems as if the sky is falling down.
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Rocky Mountain Maple (by David C. Schultz)
“And they want to know what we talked about?
“de litteris et de armis, praestantibusque ingeniis,
Both of ancient times and our own; books, arms,
And of men of unusual genius,
Both of ancient times and our own, in short the usual subjects
Of conversation between intelligent men.”
(Ezra Pound)