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[allthingseurope]

Berchtesgaden, Germany (by Nexter)

[gnossienne]

August Riedel, Judith (1840) (detail)

[yesterdaysprint]

Sketches by A.K. MacDonald, 1932

[fifineller]

by mydetoxtravel

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| Aquatic | Wind River Range, Wyoming.

[enchanting-landscapes]

John Andersen

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The eclipsed Moon, Mars & Alps are nice, but the goat makes the picture. (photo Clément Brustel)

[cosmosastronaut]

Northern lights over the ice ❄️

Beautiful picture by IG @torivarnaess

[allthingseurope]

Mount Beshtau, Russia (by Федер Лашков)

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messi te quiero

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[linazelonka]

summer strolling flickr / instagram

[allthingseurope]

Bremen, Germany

[8pxl]

Will I draw a mountain other than Mt Rainier? The world may never know.

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Dragon Aurora over Norway by paulmallery650 What’s that in the sky? An aurora. A large coronal hole opened last month, a few days before this image was taken, throwing a cloud of fast moving electrons, protons, and ions toward the Earth. Some of this cloud impacted our Earth’s magnetosphere and resulted in spectacular auroras being seen at high northern latitudes. Featured here is a particularly photogenic auroral curtain captured above Tromsø Norway. To the astrophotographer, this shimmering green glow of recombining atmospheric oxygen appeared as a large dragon, but feel free to share what it looks like to you. Although now past Solar Maximum, our Sun continues to show occasional activity creating impressive auroras on Earth visible even last week. via NASA ift.tt/2GLR13B https://flic.kr/p/HSTqoN

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(via Welcome to Smallhythe Place, Kent | Built in the early 16th-Century by Bob Radlinski | Flickr)

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The little ray of sunlight, Grünau im Almtal, Austria

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