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|Wanderlust|Travel|Infrared Photography| Tara [23] One day I'll travel the world.

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Agar dil e sher nadari, safaar e ishq nako.

“If you do not have the heart of a lion, do not travel the path of love”

-Dari proverb

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SoCal #tb #summer16 #santamonica #california #palmtrees #edit #photography #travel #polarr

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Hues. #fall #autumn #california #nature #photography (at Hayward, California)

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I never asked too much only that you stay true Still star-struck. #danielcaesar #concert #santacruz #california (at The Catalyst Club)

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It was lit.

thanks to @deantrbl & @clubeskimo for an amazing night!

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pls check out my new insta xx

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Nature of Armenia

If I am asked where is the place on the earth that one can come across many miracles, I would name Armenia. Involuntarily you are suprised in such a small place on the earth it is possible to meet such monuments and such people, who can be the ornaments and pride of the whole world - Rockwell Kent

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by  clapton

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Kōdai-ji’s Ihōan Teahouse at Dusk (Explored) by Rekishi no Tabi Via Flickr: Kōdai-ji is a Rinzai Zen Buddhist temple that was established in the Higashiyama area of Kyoto in 1606 by Toyotomi Hideyoshi’s widow, Nene, in honor of her husband. Upon the death of Hideyoshi (1536-1598), Nene took the tonsure and became known by the name of Kōdaijin Kogetsuni,. Upon her passing in 1624 at the age of 76, the temple that she founded (with Tokugawa Ieyasu’s generous patronage), was aptly renamed Kōdai-ji. The temple’s magnificent garden was supposedly designed by the legendary landscaper, architect, poet and tea master Kobori Enshū (1579-1647) .

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Cinque Terre, Italia.

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‘Ha Long Bay, Vietnam’ by Tam Hinh via 500px

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Hoan Kiem Lake - Hanoi - Vietnam (von Andrew Hux)

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Crystal Arch

by Marc Adamus

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by  かがみ～

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by Susumu Sekiguchi