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  • foreverandaday21:

Gave me chills

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    Gave me chills

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  • house-of-gnar:

The Eastern Veil Caldwell 33 NGC 6992 NGC 6995 IC 1340 - Colour by Mick Hyde on Flickr.

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    The Eastern Veil Caldwell 33 NGC 6992 NGC 6995 IC 1340 - Colour by Mick Hyde on Flickr.

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  • treerust:

    ladybug overload 

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  • guns-and-humor:

And dictators buy followers!

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    And dictators buy followers!

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  • wolverxne:

Glacier
source

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    Glacier

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  • pro-patria-mori:

Japanese troops marching through the rubble of a village near Hankow.

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    Japanese troops marching through the rubble of a village near Hankow.

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by BlueSailCo

    by BlueSailCo

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  • tammuz:

Plaque made of gold with horned lion-griffins from the Achaemenid era (6th - 4th century BCE). The city of Babylon became the capital of the Achaemenid Empire when Cyrus the Great proclaimed himself king of Babylon around 540 BCE. Babylon remained the central office of the Achaemenid Empire until the end of Greco-Persian Wars that made Alexander the Great the new ruler of Babylon. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY.    
Photo by Babylon Chronicle

    tammuz:

    Plaque made of gold with horned lion-griffins from the Achaemenid era (6th - 4th century BCE). The city of Babylon became the capital of the Achaemenid Empire when Cyrus the Great proclaimed himself king of Babylon around 540 BCE. Babylon remained the central office of the Achaemenid Empire until the end of Greco-Persian Wars that made Alexander the Great the new ruler of Babylon. The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, NY.    

    Photo by Babylon Chronicle

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  • semperannoying:


Australian Light Armoured Vehicles provide protection as part of a Reconstruction Task Force convoy in Southern Afghanistan.

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    Australian Light Armoured Vehicles provide protection as part of a Reconstruction Task Force convoy in Southern Afghanistan.

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  • annajungdesign:

Steven Wright

    annajungdesign:

    Steven Wright

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