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An accumulation of my brain. Photos, quotes, feelings.

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Naples Pt 2

If I had to describe Napoli in one word, it would be energy. Not energetic, but energy itself. There's vitality, there's vigor, there's liveliness filling the streets of Naples, all with some grit but it adds to the spirit of the city.

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ROME ti amo

Hey you. Yes, you. Come closer. Closer. Can you hear me? Listen to me when I say this: next time, skip the UK and go straight to Italy.

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Magdalene with a skull by Matteo Cerezo

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Sunsets and rainbows in Scotland

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Print advertisement for the Datsun 280-ZX in 1982.

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Ig @tradtattoos

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Scotland

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Infinite worlds is just hand-waving. Infinity isn’t really a number, after all. It’s the distance between math and truth, and I mean that literally. And maybe the crèche, maybe all of technology really, is an expression of an as yet unknown multidimensional geometry of causation, systemic effects we can’t fully perceive. I mean, none of us really invent any of this any more than we discover things. When conditions are right, maybe things, ideas, just grow. Like mushrooms.

Side Life - Steve Toutonghi

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Are We Locals Yet?

"Three weeks in Gardenstown, and it already feels like home. This charming coastal town has welcomed us with open arms, and it's incredible how quickly it's become familiar.🏡💙 #GardenstownDiaries #CoastalCharm #HomeSweetHome" #coupletravels #Scotland

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little pumpkin thief

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Gamrie - Gardenstown

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Slaine's Castle - Read about our experience here!

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I really like old churches.

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Kissed the Blarney Stone - had no idea it was done upside down!

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Scottish Alleys

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🏰 Aberdeen Through Time: A Brief History 🏰

Nestled on Scotland's northeastern coast, Aberdeen is a city steeped in history and charm. Here's a snapshot of its captivating past:

Medieval Beginnings: Aberdeen's story begins in the 12th century when it was granted royal burgh status by King David I. The city's name is believed to originate from "Aber Don," meaning "the mouth of the River Don."

Stone-Cold Beauty: Known as the "Granite City," Aberdeen's grey stone buildings are iconic. Its granite quarries fueled a construction boom in the 18th and 19th centuries, shaping the city's character.

Maritime Hub: Aberdeen's strategic North Sea location made it a bustling port and center for fishing, shipbuilding, and trade. The bustling harbor has been pivotal in the city's development.

Oil Capital: In the 20th century, Aberdeen earned the title "Oil Capital of Europe" with the discovery of North Sea oil reserves. This transformed the city's economy, leading to rapid growth and development.

Academic Excellence: Home to two renowned universities, the University of Aberdeen and Robert Gordon University, the city has a rich academic tradition that continues to thrive.

Cultural Delights: Aberdeen boasts a vibrant cultural scene, with theaters, museums, and galleries aplenty. The Aberdeen Art Gallery, in particular, is a treasure trove of art.

Historic Gems: Explore the cobbled streets of Old Aberdeen, visit the awe-inspiring Marischal College, and marvel at the stunning architecture that graces the city.

Coastal Beauty: Aberdeen's rugged coastline offers breathtaking vistas, while its sandy beaches invite you to unwind and soak up the sea breeze.

Aberdeen Today: Today, Aberdeen is a dynamic city that embraces its heritage while looking towards the future. It's a hub for the energy industry, education, and culture.

Visit and discover Aberdeen's captivating history and vibrant present, where the past meets modernity in a city unlike any other. 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿