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The Devil’s Pulpit in Stirling, Scotland. The name originally referred to the mushroom-shaped rock that sometimes pokes above the rushing stream. Some say the rock is where the Devil stood to address his followers, It’s still a fitting name, as the red water certainly gives the whole place an eerie, almost sinister aura, though its color actually isn’t the work of the Devil at all. It’s merely a result of the underlying red sandstone. (Source)

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GEOLOGY BITCHES

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The water looks like jello

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Peonies, 1882, Shibata Zeshin

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i love girls we are  so fun and have morals

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Imogen Heap | Headlock

You know you’re better than this

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Sudeley castle - Filmatography

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Beaumont-park - TripAdvisor

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Vestibolo della biblioteca San Martino Napoli | Peter

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Albarrán Cabrera aka Angel Albarrán (Spanish, b. 1969, Barcelona, Spain and Anna Cabrera (Spanish, b. 1969, Sevilla, Spain) - The Mouth of Krishna series. (info with each photo)  Photography

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