The Mock Turtle

theartofanimation:

Dan McCarthy

theearthinimages:

Marseille, France. By Alina Klimova

BEEN THERE.  And I will bet you that this photo was taken from Notre Dame de la Garde.  Okay, so, I love Marseille and I really want to go back, alright?  THE FOOD.  THE PEOPLE.  THE FREAKING COASTLINE.  Pretty much the most fun I’ve had in France.

rcruzniemiec:

Lost Places Sven Fennema

When I look at these pictures all I can think of is the ballroom where Sunshine was chained up with Con. 

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locatheearthinimages:

Brisbane, Australia.

By ChrisJ

theearthinimages:

Tallahassee, United States.

By trewheeler

theearthinimages:

Manarola, Italy.

By Stefa

Behold the place where I learned that fresh anchovies are actually delicious.

theearthinimages:

Riomaggiore, Italy.

By Longroute

I’ve been there! And the best part is saying the name like the ferry boat pilots: “Riomaggiooooooore Riomaggioooooooore Riomaggiooooore!”

 by fotomassimo

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nationalgeographicmagazine:

Horses, Mongolian Steppe
Photograph by Mark Leong, National Geographic
An ocean of green, Mongolia is the most sparsely populated country in the world, with just under three million people in a landmass larger than Alaska. Mongolian culture—physical, mobile, self-reliant, and free—developed out here on the steppe. “When people move to Ulaanbaatar, they bring that mentality with them,” says Baabar, a well-known publisher and historian.

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theearthinimages:

Yakutiye, Turkey.

By hay_kes