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keep being told by self help guides to make a vision board so thats what this shit is

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Illustration for Paradise Lost: Satan

Gustave Dore, 1866

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4/03/2017 Sunday morning studying

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Witches’ Sabbath (1798) by Francisco Goya (1746-1882). Spanish romantic painter & printmaker.

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the song blow, blow, thou winter wind from bbc radio 3′s 2015 as you like it

freeze, freeze, thou bitter sky, that dost not bite so nigh as benefits forgot. though thou the waters warp, thy sting is not so sharp as friend remembered not. 

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Lake 22, May 2019

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Grasses in the wind.

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St. Petersburg, Russia 

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Roam, bison style, under a gorgeous sky. The magnificent Wichita Mountains Wildlife Refuge in Oklahoma includes 8,570 acres of designated wilderness and beautiful places to roam. Home to approximately 650 American bison, this stunning prairie land also provides habitat for bison, white-tailed deer, elk, Texas longhorn cattle, and more than 240 bird and 50 mammal species. Photographer Debra Gail explains why this photo means something to her,  "I am overwhelmed by the emotions I feel when having the opportunity to photograph in this extraordinary place. I love the bison’s symbolism because they are the largest land animal in the United States, and the refuge is on the Great Plains, a land on which I feel most connected.“ Photo courtesy of Debra Gail.

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Warmest, or should we say, coldest wishes to you on this International #PolarBearDay. Did you know that the US Geological Survey (USGS) leads long–term research on polar bears to help policy makers regarding conservation of the species and its habitat? Information on the status of polar bear populations is important in order to better manage these top predators. Photo at Arctic National Wildlife Refuge in Alaska by Randy Dykstra (www.sharetheexperience.org).

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This black-billed magpie took advantage of Wind Cave National Park’s new bison ride-share program. 

One of America’s oldest national parks, you can find wildlife roaming, and riding through, the rolling prairie grasslands and forested hillsides.

Photo by Colleen Cahill (sharetheexperience.org). Photo description: A black-billed magpie bird rides on the back of a giant bison.

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For many animals, fall is a time for migration. Within the last few weeks at Grand Teton National Park, five bison, one elk, one pronghorn, and additional wildlife were all struck and killed by vehicles in the park.

Slowing down saves lives. #TeamPublicLands

Photo of a grizzly bear crossing the road at Grant Teton National Park, by Adams, NPS. Photo description: A large brown bear crosses a road.

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Nature is the best classroom!  

We’ve made it easy to turn these amazing places into virtual learning environments. Check out our online resources for public lands. All you need is an internet connection and a sense of adventure. https://www.doi.gov/blog/find-online-resources-your-favorite-public-lands

Photo of snow-covered bison at Yellowstone National Park, by Jacob Frank, NPS.

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Beautiful Greenland by :

© Hannes Becker

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Each spring, the energetic and playful bison calves or “red dogs” join the herd. Standing out with their bright reddish-orange coats, their bursts of energy are magical moments. They fill the fields with awkward jumps, uncoordinated sprints, and joyful reactions as they learn and grow. Pictured here is a newborn red dog with mom, just minutes old, fighting against a slight breeze in an attempt to hold itself up for the first time. Photo Yellowstone National Park by Taylor Albright (www.sharetheexperience.org).