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noctuvita:

Photo “Moon Night” and comment by Mengzhonghua on December 17, 2012, of the moon emerging from behind Mt. Assiniboine.
“Mt. Assiniboine is always beautiful at any time in all of seasons. Here is another view at a beautiful moon night. To shoot this picture, we had to stay late on the mountain with headlights. People who lived at the bottom of the mountain saw our headlights and wondered an emergency happened since it is a bear country and nobody stays late over there.”
EarthShots Photo of the Day on January 12, 2013.
Inverno by Eduardo Amorim on Flickr.
endlessskyscapes:

Ocean-Sunrise-from-Another-World by Captain Kimo on Flickr.

Today was my penultimate day ever at school! I’m so emotional about leaving and tomorrow will be even worse. Even though I have barely any friends, I’m lonely and complain about school, I really think I will miss it. Especially my teachers, they all cried when we gave them presents and hugged us all aw it was cute. I know it’s cliche but they really have helped me through some tough personal stuff. Anyway here’s a few photos from today’s dress up day

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animalgazing:

(Shibuya Sakura)
——- by maxxsmart on Flickr.
Norðurljós/Northern lights/Aurora borealis (CV0A9554) by nurdug2010 on Flickr.

I’ve been at the same school for 7 years and I’ve almost finished! It’s gone so fast and even though I complain a lot, I really will miss it. I only have 2 days left and it’s going to be so emotional. I’m dressing up as a teletubbie on Thursday and on Friday we have assembly, BBQ, bouncy castle etc. I’m also really sad to leave my teachers and my geography teacher cried today because it was our last lesson with her and she gave us all presents :( I’m so emotional haha

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日月潭 by dj1692 on Flickr.
No, Get My Good Side by phoenixfeather on Flickr.
untitled by Daria Riabchenko on Flickr.
whitewinds:

Fall color at paradise by Just Peachy! on Flickr.
Aurora borealis, Odda Nordlys by Dag Endre Opedal on Flickr.
Sendas impenetrables / Impenetrable paths by Hernan Piñera on Flickr.
adapto:

Hai Thinh