MultnomahFallsDec09-7767 by microjan on Flickr.
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Game of Thrones Daily
Not today Justin
Misplaced Lens Cap
EXPECTATIONS
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
Mike Driver
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Noah Kahan

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Show & Tell
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Monterey Bay Aquarium
Aqua Utopia|海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Sade Olutola

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MultnomahFallsDec09-7767 by microjan on Flickr.
The Dark Hedges - Armoy, Northern Ireland | via Pawel Klarecki
The Sacred Forest, Camaldoli(Tuscany). by David Butali on Flickr.
Mt. Fuji, Japan | by nipomen2
Argentina | by David Rochas
I’m feeling a bit down this New Year’s Eve, but the snow really is beautiful.
Queenstown Central, New Zealand | by Paul Simpson.
Photograph by: Josh Dela Cruz ☯
AURORA AVENUE NORTH - SEATTLE, WASHINGTON
Virtually every major American city has a version of Seattle’s Aurora Avenue North. This isn’t the suburbs, though this old road will take you there eventually. This is where our city begins, or at least once did. A lifetime ago, this road welcomed weary motorists with opportunity to eat and rest. That was before freeways divided us into east-and-west and north-and-south sides. Remnants of roadside nostalgia remain among fringe businesses: motels, used car lots, pawn shops, strip clubs, and the inherent cast of supporting characters. Here you can fix your car, have your lawn mower blades sharpened, or buy a gun. There is plenty of gas too, and prepackaged food. Tourists don’t see this stuff. They know it exists—it must, right? But we drive this old road every day. After all, it’s still the fastest way to get from here to there.
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Steven Brooks is a photographer based in Seattle, Washington. His work focuses primarily on landscapes of the American roadside. In an effort to have the road all to himself as much as possible, he does much of his shooting during the pre-dawn hours, armed with a tripod, old boots, and gas station coffee.
More of his work can be seen on his website (www.stevenbrooksphoto.com), his Tumblr (www.steven-brooks.tumblr.com) and on Flickr (www.flickr.com/photos/steven-brooks).
im laughing im leaving for another 20 years because i just became salty af
The facial expressions of Persona 3 that make me choke.
EMMA I LITERALLY EDITED THIS JUST TO AMTCH WITH YOU
I'm Junpestiel. Angel of the lord
do you perhaps know a man by Snake because I heard you guys are gay
Who theck is snake
Deankihiko!
Junpestiel!