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Ganesha Remover Of Obstacles .. To be like the lotus, at ease in muddy waters. 👑

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Ray-Ban Sunglasses

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Ray-Ban Sunglasses

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#FAMILY

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Best friends 🥰👑💘💗🖕💯💋 (at Asheville, North Carolina) https://www.instagram.com/p/BupNXrVh7Hr/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1ubnu4ppa9ekk

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#originalpost #meme #okurrr @iamcardib #queen #ilikeitlikethat #AMAs #slay #killinem #kulture #IdontneedthaD #Ineedtha$ #money #bodakyellow #cardiana #thotiana #bustdown #twerk #getup10 #moneybag #ring #thruyourphone @offsetryn @kehlani #cardib #realnewclassic #thebestisyet2come #savage @desire_is_poison https://www.instagram.com/p/BuVPSc6hguv/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=1a91n9emtoand

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Crystal love

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Love. Loyalty. Respect. 💜💞💕🐙🐘🐊🐫🌹🙉🙈🙊😈👿👾💀💅👹💸🔫🔪💣💉💊🚬🔮🎠🎡🎨🎥📷🎭🎮🎲🎰🎧🎤🎵🎶🎼🐴🐮🐍🐧🐘🐨🐒🐵🐆🐫🐪🐊🐋🐳🐙🐌🐝🐞🐲🐉🍸🍺🍻🍹☕🍀🌺🌷🌼🌷🌸🌹❄⛄🌃🌌🌋🌎🌊🌏🌍

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Namaste

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24k gold rolling paper! Crazy shit!

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<3 salt ...its so good for you n so many ways. I'm my town there is a complete salt cave entirely made of pure natural crystal salt from the Himalayan mountains and the dead seas the ceilings walls n floor are 100% salt with two waterfalls inside with salt growing in them it is so relaxing and good for you . Sola Salt Cave

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My loves of my life. My daughter and son, Nala and Kobalt #pittbull #love #forever #family

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Ammonite, Placenticeras costatum. Late Cretaceous.

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Tourmaline with Lepidolite and Albite var. Cleavelandite; Minas Gerais, Brazil

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The Peacock spider or Gliding spider (Maratus volans) is a species of jumping spider.

Octavius Pickard-Cambridge noted in his original description that “it is difficult to describe adequately the great beauty of the colouring of this spider".

The red, blue and black colored males have flap-like extensions of the abdomen with white hairs that can be folded down. They are used for display during mating: the male raises his abdomen, then expands and raises the flaps so that the abdomen forms a white-fringed, circular field of color. The species, and indeed the whole genus Maratus have been compared to peacocks in this respect. The third pair of legs is also raised for display, showing a brush of black hairs and white tips. While approaching the female, the male will vibrate his abdomen while waving raised legs and tail, and dance from side to side.[1]

Both sexes reach about 5 mm in body length. Females and immatures of both sexes are brown but have colour patterns by which they can be distinguished from related species. [ read more ]

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Poveglia Island - Haunted, Abandoned and Terrifying

A quarantine station, a dumping place for plague victims, and a mental hospital, the tiny island of Poveglia in the Venice Lagoon of Italy has served many sad and disturbing purposes over the years. Today it stands abandoned, a crumbling collection of deserted buildings and weeds. Legends and rumors about Poveglia run rampant. The island’s past reads like a horror story and the horror continues as Poveglia is said to be very haunted.

During the black plague, so many people were burned and buried there that the soil is supposedly 50% human ash. Local fisherman avoid the island in fear of catching bones rather than fish. The psychiatrist who ran the mental hospital tortured and  butchered his patients and then went mad, throwing himself from the island’s bell tower, only to survive the fall and be strangled by a “ghostly mist" that emerged from the ground.

The last known use of the island was a home for the indigent elderly and was abandoned in 1968. The island has been empty ever since. Twenty years ago, work crews hastily erected scaffolding all along the main buildings’ frontage — not to fix them up but merely to delay their falling down.

The island’s first use was as a lazaretto, a quarantine island for maritime travelers opened in 1403, the first institution of its kind. Panicked officials shipped anyone displaying symptoms of plague, be they commoners or nobility, off to the lazarettos. Doctors wore long-nosed masks stuffed with herbs in an attempt to filter sickness from the air they breathed.

During the worst outbreaks, the island was quickly overrun with the dead and dying who were hastily shoveled into grave pits, and when those were full, burned. There are estimated to be many such grave pits on Poveglia, though their locations are unknown unless unearthed during construction, like the one pictured above. Local lore holds that the part of the island traditionally used for growing food holds most of the bodies.

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I wrote this & took the photos a few years ago during a trip to Italy. Thanks for the no credit!

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Wow