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miss-mary-quite-contrary:

Mykka
Environmental art, made from natural materials
Jenni Tieaho

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vintagerosegarden:

via Pinterest

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miss-mary-quite-contrary:

The Trees are Dancers by a Moon Shaped Rock by Raja Daja

I would climb the shit out of this tree.

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pytr75:

hideminishida.web.fc2.com

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miss-mary-quite-contrary:

Tomas Saraceno’s Flying Green House

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cheriskeepsakebox:

   SHEEEEEEEP!!!!! I desperately love sheep. Who knows why? And all that beautiful green grass and the castle in the background. I do not know where it is, sadly. This was posted on pixdaus.com by freedom to syria.

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enchantedengland:

   Sark Island is a 2 square mile (5.44 km²) British Channel Island, population 600. British Channel Islands are Crown Dependencies, which means they are owned by the corporation of the British Commonwealth, although they are not actually part of Great Britain and do exactly as they please. 

   Anyway, here is an excellent and true story about Sark Island. In 1990 an unemployed French nuclear physicist attempted an invasion of Sark, armed only with a semi-automatic weapon and a head full of mental. He posted helpful signs declaring he would take over the island the next day at noon, and then sat himself upon a bench to await the appointed hour. Tragically, this brave fellow was captured by the local volunteer Constable. 

   (image by Nigel Burkitt on flickr)

woodendreams:

(by Ben H.)

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