just larkin around.

lark 2 (lärk) n. 1. A carefree or spirited adventure. 2. A harmless prank. intr.v. larked, lark·ing, larks To engage in spirited fun or merry pranks. Hello. My name is Larkin.

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Jean-Paul Gaultier – Fall/Winter 1995 Collection

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Peter De Smet for Blue Mink in Pep magazine, 1971

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insanity

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If i lived here I would have to stay inside most of the time because going outside would cause my heart to explode and i think i speak on behlaf of most people too

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Oh. My. I could collapse and cry.

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Ron van Dongen, Viola ‘Black Prince’

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Pages from Romeyn Beck Hough’s unique fourteen volume work The American Woods, a collection of more than 1000 paper-thin wood samples representing more than 350 varieties of North American tree. Published between 1888 and 1913, each specimen page of the work is dedicated to a single tree and consists of a cardboard plate into which three translucent slices have been placed, three variations of cross-section — transverse, radial, and tangential. The wafer-thin slivers — which would glow like a slide when held up to the light — were prepared using a slicing machine of Hough’s own design and which he patented in 1886. See more from our selection here: http://buff.ly/1PVW9O0

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A magical kaleidoscope

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I was tripping on so many levels

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Square Target - 180313

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By Rachel - Astralis Photography

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Ancient stone circles from c. 1st-2nd centuries AD in Grzybnica, Poland.

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