#leapyear

[whenweallvote]

Leap Day today? 

Sounds like you have one extra day to register to vote. 👀

Make it count. Just head to weall.vote/register!

[valentinobaos]

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Anoche salió una sesión improvisada muy buena en el cumple de un amigo que se celebra en bisiesto....

[lllcreations]

40% OFF my ENTIRE shop until Feb. 29th.

Don't miss all the fantastic deals. Great time to stock up on bundles and books.

Leap on over to the sale here: https://bit.ly/LLLMMshop

[weblogdigi]

Happy Leap Day 2024!

We hope this extra day brings you endless joy and abundant opportunities.

[p1tstop]

jenson or nico?

[sillyjellieart]

Leaaaaapiiiing liiiizaaaards!!!! Happy Leap Day!

[relogioserelogios]

#watchesandwonders A. Lange & Söhne introduces the new Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar, with a 41.9 mm case in pink or white gold, the latter available in a limited edition of 150 pieces. 💥💥💥 It is the first time that the iconic Lange 1 receives this complication without the addition of a tourbillon. The new Caliber L021.3 is the 67th Lange manufacture movement. It displays big date, leap year cycle, moon phase and day / night, in addition to the month on the periphery of the dial. 💰 98,000 / 109,000 Euros . A. Lange & Söhne apresenta o novo Lange 1 Perpetual Calendar, com caixa de 41,9 mm em ouro rosa ou branco, esta disponível em uma edição limitada de 150 exemplares. É a primeira vez que o Lange 1 recebe esta complicação sem a adição de um turbilhão. O novo Calibre L021.3 é o 67º movimento de manufatura Lange. Ele traz indicação de grande data, ciclo de ano bissexto, fase da lua e dia/noite, além do mês na periferia do mostrador. 💰 98.000/109.000 Euros 📷 @alangesoehne • • #alangesoehne #lange1 #lange1perpetualcalendar #ewigercalender #moonphase #leapyear #madeingermany #finewatchmaking #hautehorlogerie #relogioserelogios https://www.instagram.com/p/CNd5hfLlDdx/?igshid=1foaqmdakp27x

[philamuseum]

This is what they mean by Leap Day, right? 

 "Jumping, Running Straight Highjump," 1887, by Eadweard Muybridge