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Drive Through the Snowy Forest by Relaxing Sounds Of Nature

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Still been obsessing over fishing lures lately but like, look at them

Blind cave gummi man

Jar of space virus

Don’t bully him :(

a family of honkulating dwimpuses

“Uhh this is how a duck swims right? Hoo boy. At least I remembered that they’re about two and a half inches long.”

Jeremy

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Chorin

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Illustrations ( Chromolithograph proofs) by Theodorus van Hoytema (Dutch, 1863–1917) taken from  ‘The Happy Owls’( 1895) by Tine Hogervorst van Hoytema (Dutch, 1865–1927).

Images and text information courtesy MFA Boston.

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Jan van der Kooi (1957, The Netherlands)

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Babbling Brook by 自然の音

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Nature Walk in the Rain by Nomadic Ambience

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Mount Rainier Summer Wildflowers

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Willow Gentian and Alpine Cotton Grass.

Illustration taken from ‘The Flower Fields of Alpine Switzerland’ by G. Flemwell.

Published 1912 by Dodd and Mead.

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1) Autumn Crocus in the fields near Trient

2) Haymaking at Champes

3) Early July fields at Champex

4) June meadows of Salvia, Lychnis etc in the Val Ferret

5) The Paradise Lily near the Glacier de Trient

6) Anemone Sulphurea and Viola Calcarata in the Val d’Arpette#

7) Trollius Europaeus, the Globe Flower

8) Lac Champex at the end of May, Caltha Palustris and Primula Farinosa

9) Gentiana Verna and Primula Farinosa on the lower fields of Champex

10) Caltha Palustris and Primula Farinosa on the upper fields of Champex

Illustrations taken from ‘The Flower Fields of Alpine Switzerland’ by G. Flemwell.

Published 1912 by Dodd and Mead.

NCSU Libraries

archive.org

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do not touch

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💧🍄💧🍄💧 Welcome Home 💧🍄💧🍄💧

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Mariner’s compass c. 1750 (National Maritime Museum, London)

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