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Ink drawing made of dots by Pet & Dot

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A água contaminada mata mais crianças que AIDS e Malária juntas. #DoeAguaLimpa e ajude a salvar uma vida por hora! http://thndr.it/1uX4g5I

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Thank God for coffee breaks. Candid of Portuguese male model Mauro Viana (@ We Are Models) at ModaLisboa.

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My Johnny drawing

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Just finished this watercolor which the hair was UBER fun to work with :)

Can’t get enough of this series ^_^

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'Time goes by' by jackdevil_art

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Maurice Lacroix Masterpiece Gravity.

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Kolmanskop by Dirk-R

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So Cool!

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i think he is taking this pretty serious since he knows the whole dance

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Just killing it

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I sincerely hope that he keeps being so fantastic.

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Exploring the Nature and Culture of Sa Pa, Vietnam

To see more photos and videos from Sa Pa, explore the Sa Pa location page.

With its abundant nature and distinctive rice terraces, the Vietnamese town of Sa Pa brings in many tourists and Instagrammers—as well as rapid economic changes. Located 1500 meters (4921 feet) above sea level, Sa Pa is the capital town of Sa Pa District in Lào Cai Province, a region in northwest Vietnam that lies in the Hoang Lien Son mountain range in the far eastern part of the Himalayas and runs along the Chinese border. The mountains in this area are covered with rows of rice fields lined up like staircases, creating an extraordinary landscape.

Sa Pa is home to several local hill tribes of which the Hmong and Dao are the largest. Although the tribes inhabited the region for centuries, it wasn’t until the French colonization in the late 1880s that Sa Pa became recognized as an official town on the national map. Since then, different groups of people have moved in and out of the area due to military conflicts and economic reformations to create the current state of cultural diversity. Today, the rustic living environment creates a large draw for people who want to share in the experience of the frontier town at its full economic boom.