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1500m. Dalsnibba, Møre Og Romsdal, Norway Š Sherry Reina Hochbaum
(via George Eastman Museum Announces New Name | George Eastman Museum)
Because after visiting the fjord I had to see the movie, so I bought the Norwegian Blu-Ray... and while I like Kristen Bell as Anna, after watching the Norwegian version, I definitely like Lisa Stokke better as Elsa.Â
nature | The two. | by SteffenVoldsund | http://ift.tt/1AFZtSv
To the top âŚ.. on Flickr.
The Sound of Nature by Michela Galimberti Tromsø, Norway, 2013 http://flic.kr/p/jiqe6D
How to stay fit on tour, by Kamelot.
Runde, Sunnmøre, Norway Š Sherry Reina Hochbaum
I miss the smell of it here, the salt of the sea and the crisp mountain air.
Before I took this photo, I sank to the ground, taking it all in. The sun chose that moment to break through the clouds, illuminating the mountains. Minutes later, I turned to my friend, thanked him for bringing me there, and told him this was the most beautiful sight I had ever seen. He later told me that no one would believe I had not photoshopped the light.
Sunnmøre, Norway Š Sherry Reina Hochbaum
Geiranger, Norway
Sunnmøre, NO
Sunnmøre, NO
Fosnavüg, Norge Photo by Trond A Myklebust
Sea Bunnies
If you polled people on marine life they thought was cute, sea slugs would probably rate somewhere near the bottom if they made the list at all. Thatâs a shame, though, as the amusingly named nudibranch group is full of vivid color, out-there shapes, and even downright adorableness.
But maybe the sea slugâs image is about to change because the Japanese Net, purveyors of all things cute, have just discovered Jorunna parva, the fluffy little bunnies of the sea. The Japanese name for Jorunna parva is gomafu biroodo umiushi, which loosely translates to black speckled velvet sea slug.
And if you think those pictures of the Pacific sea slug are cute, check out the little fluff-ball in very slow action, captured on film by a diver off Shizuoka Prefecture.
Nudibranchs are ADORABLE.
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