Just a couple of nerds looking for adventure...

The relationship blog for two silly sausages who want to go on adventures together all over the place ^^

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[rinwolfy]

My boyfriend went to say, “I love you” And ended up saying “I love you too” instead So I sent him “I love you tutu” back

and then I sent him this

an olive in a tutu

[pagewoman]

Devizes Castle, Wiltshire, England built in 1120

[purple-irises]

Lovely

[the-haven-of-fiction]

*gulp*

[rinwolfy]

So, boyfriend thinks I need to cosplay Flynn Rider y/y?

[art-tension]

10 Photos Of Norway’s Fairy Tale Architecture

Norway started out as a kingdom in 872 and has existed ever since. It has also saved quite a bit of its traditional architecture. Traditional Norwegian architecture makes it look like a land out of a fairytale. Stave churches – so named because of the Norse words for their load-bearing poles – were extremely popular back in the 12th century, and their unique shape matched with all-wooden construction make is simply spectacular.

Norvegian vernacular (as in, built to local requirements and using local materials) architecture is wonderful. Moss and even trees grow on the roofs of wooden or stone buildings, making Norway a sort of Norse Shire. Have a look, and plan your next holiday accordingly!

via: boredpanda

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[dragond0rks]

The crooked house of Windsor: the oldest tea house in England.

[praial]

Italy: Tropea, Calabria

[voiceofnature]

Magic Mountain Lodge This hotel is located in Huilo Huilo, a Natural Reserve in Chile. The rustic appearance ends with the exterior however, as the interiors are done up in luxury. There are only 9 rooms, named after bird species found in the area. Each of them overlooks the thick forest and wildlife outside. Guests even get a glimpse of a real-life volcano from the hotel. Hot tubs made out of huge tree trunks, overlooking the forest are a major tourist attraction at Magic Mountain, as is the world’s longest zip line running through the grounds.

[diananock]

Welp, time to get my ass to Chile!

[praial]

Greece: Melissani cave, Kefalonia

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Japan: Mifuneyama Gardens in Takeo, Saga.

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Australia: Uluru Waterfalls

[dragond0rks]

Planned Cosplay Couples

Haruhi and Tamaki

Haruka and Michiru

Rei and Nagisa

Wolfram and Yuuri

Pokemon (various)

Hiccup and Astrid

Milo and Kida

Anastasia and Dimitri

Flynn and Rapunzel

Hercules and Meg

Thumbelina and Cornelius

Marshall Lee and Prince Gumball

Kim Possible and Ron Stoppable

Sam and Danny (Danny Phantom)

Jed and Octavius

Clint and Natasha

Buttercup and Westley

Sydney & Adrian (Sydrian/girl!Sydrian from Bloodlines novels so there’s not really a gif for this yet- or, well, I could be wrong. Okay.)

Steve and Tony

Merlin and Arthur

Dean and Cas

Wolf and Virginia (The 10th Kingdom)

Buffy and Spike

Still debating which characters from:

The Legend of Zelda

Kingdom Hearts

Avatar: the Last Airbender

Percy Jackson

Harry Potter

[dragond0rks]

It was Storm’s birthday on July 5th, so I sent him a birthday present. He sent me something just because he wanted to. We both taped our reactions to the gifts as we opened them! Enjoy watching us be sappy dorks <3  (We both use male pronouns, so please use the correct pronouns if commenting/tagging! Thank you!) -Rin

[coolthingoftheday]

Different types of beaches.

1. White sand beach - Fiji

2. Pink sand beach - Antigua and Barbuda

3. Sea shell beach - South Africa

4. Red sand beach - Galapagos Islands

5. Orange sand beach - Maltese Islands

6. Glass beach - California

7. Green sand beach - Guam

8. Purple sand beach - California

9. Black sand beach - Hawaii

10. “Blue” beaches - Maldives

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yogitheshooter wcked

[wcked]

*melts completely*

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@Kaylinandkorinthians

[italian-luxury]

Braies Lake, Italy

[ultrafacts]

Houshi Ryokan was founded in 718. It is one of the oldest family businesses in the world; 46 generations have managed the ryokan.

(Fact Source) for more facts, follow Ultrafacts

[micdotcom]

Yes, all of these photos were taken on Earth

With more than 7 billion people on this planet, you’d imagine there are no spots left unspoiled and untouched by a reckless humanity. You’d be wrong though — and these spots will make you want to pack up and go exploring.