mt. st. helens "alt. 9,750ft" postcard ca. 1900s
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mt. st. helens "alt. 9,750ft" postcard ca. 1900s
A constellation of swimmers passes overhead off Hawaii's Kona coast during the 1999 Ironman Triathlon. Contestants swim 2.4 miles, bike 112 miles, then run 26.2 miles. Winning time: 8 hours, 17 minutes, 17 seconds- down more than 3 hours since 1978. National Geographic (2000)
as most palestinian cassettes, it includes legendary song "onadekm" (i'm calling you!") which is a very rare thing nowdays, hard to find even in lebanon.
palestinian audio cassette recorded in lebanon, 1978.
Some recent calico studies :p
'Europa ' from Jugend, illustrated by Adolf Munzer, 1897
New Year’s postcards by Bompard, 1910s
Arctic Ocean, Norway by Gueorgui Pinkhassov
La Morphine (1905) Albert Matignon
Dolce and Gabbana spring/summer 2024
Celestial Glass Globe created by Swedish Sculptor Edward Hald, circa 1929.
Judges Ltd. - London,The Embankment on a wet night, c.1927
also
sweeping prairies and endless skies
Ansichtskarte / Vintage Postcard / Cartolina
Pier Angeli
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Radical empathy and love is incredibly hard and I will fail over and over again but I also think it's the most important thing you can do
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