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HQ back at it again 👯👯⚾️🍺💕 (at Seattle Mariners)

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Obviously having so much fun #CHBP2017 (at The Capitol Hill Block Party)

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🔴 Infinite Balls 🔴 (at Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors)

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Twinkle twinkle MF ✨🌙 #kusama (at Yayoi Kusama: Infinity Mirrors)

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Hometowns w my honay 💕 #oopsmythumb (at Portland, Oregon)

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Fav brunch spot 🍳🥐🥓💕 #mondays (at Mr. West Cafe Bar)

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Fav brunch spot 🍳🥐🥓💕 #mondays (at Mr. West Cafe Bar)

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Fav brunch spot 🍳🥐🥓💕 #mondays (at Mr. West Cafe Bar)

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Can I live here already? ☀️ #griffithobservatory #santamonica (at Los Angeles, California)

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Can we just take a moment to breathe in this perfection? (at Crystal Mountain Ski Resort)

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Ludachristmas #LUDA 🎅🏿 (at Cairo)

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In the booth for a good hour. Happy holidays from me & yung thug 🌃🗽 #NYC2016 (at 230 Rooftop Bar New York City)

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I'm dead 😂😂😂

[mhyho]

SPACE MTN 💫 #pewpew (at Disneyland & Disney California Adventure Park)

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I'll miss these night runs 🙃 #moving #byeseattle (at Gas Works Park)

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Bow wow 🐶

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This Pink Lagoon is Real, and You Can Visit It in Mexico

To see more from the pink lagoons, check out Las Coloradas on Instagram. To discover more stories from the Spanish-speaking community, follow @instagrames.

In Las Coloradas, Mexico, pink lagoons exist. The small fishing village on the Yucatán Peninsula is home to tinted waters — thanks to unusually high quantities of tiny brine shrimp. “I couldn’t believe what I saw,” says Marisa Hampe (@marisahampe), a German traveler who discovered the spot through Instagram during a trip to Mexico. “I had never heard of a pink sea; it’s a unique and magical place, like a dream.”