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STOLENFOOTPRINT’S SUMMER ETSY GIVEAWAY

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As a big thank you for all the love i get on here and the support you all give my etsy i am holding a summer giveaway as a thank you for my lovely followers!

Winner will receive: (all goodies from my etsy store!!!)

Necklaces (all handmade by me): Labradorite, Amethyst, Fluorite and Tiger Eye

Crystals: Labdradorite palm stone, Fluorite tower, Raw Amethyst Point, Raw Rose Quartz, Spirit Quartz, Unakite

Hemp Bracelet with Carnelian and Aventurine (handmade by me)

Pouch of sage and 3 incense cones

Rules:

Must be following me (this is a thank you to my followers)

Each reblog counts as 1 entry

For extra entries: everyone who purchases something from my shop and leaves their tumblr URL at checkout will receive 10 extra entries

Check out my personal instagram (also my etsy insta here)

Check out my etsy shop

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The winner will be picked on Saturday Aug 12th using a random number generator and will have 48 hours to respond or a new winner will be picked (have your ask open). I will ship worldwide!!

Enjoy and good luck to all you lovely souls!! Any other questions can be sent here!!

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Small bright clouds dot Jupiter’s entire south tropical zone in this image acquired by JunoCam on NASA’s Juno spacecraft on May 19, 2017, at an altitude of 7,990 miles (12,858 kilometers). Although the bright clouds appear tiny in this vast Jovian cloudscape, they actually are cloud towers roughly 30 miles (50 kilometers) wide and 30 miles (50 kilometers) high that cast shadows on the clouds below. On Jupiter, clouds this high are almost certainly composed of water and/or ammonia ice, and they may be sources of lightning. This is the first time so many cloud towers have been visible, possibly because the late-afternoon lighting is particularly good at this geometry.

Credits: NASA/SWRI/MSSS/Gerald Eichstädt/Seán Doran