Just me.

It's six of one and a half dozen of the other.

[maximilianrivera]

[treasuresandtravels]

[brutalgeneration]

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i need a 3 hour kiss

[untrustyou]

Yumna Al-Arashi

[walnutwaxblog]

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[honeychurch]

[jennylewisdaily]

Jenny Lewis, photographed by Shane McCauley.

[likeafieldmouse-deactivated2015]

[emptyelephants-blog]

Francis Alys - Sometimes Making Something Leads to Nothing (1997)

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being 20+ on tumblr

[priezpourlui]

Jayson Carter

Selected works, 2014

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[wanderingbreath]

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Reticulated Python (by Scott Rudkin)

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by Ezekiel

[paradigmpilgrim]

Climbing is a spiritual pursuit in a materialistic world. The rewards in climbing are different than traditional sports, and therefore our meaning to the mainstream is different, and our heroes are portrayed in a different light. Our rewards are sunsets and views, a high standard of physical and mental fitness, and eternal reflections that make us appreciate life at a fundamental and spiritual level. And, perhaps there is a part of everyone (even those that spend their lives away from the natural world) to be reminded that we are part of the same world, one still full of magic and mystery that the climber inhabits and thrives within, reaching higher and higher.

Luke Mehall (via mtn-man-diaries)