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11/11/2024

Mother and children, 1900.

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A barge maneuvering under the Michigan Ave Bridge (1953)

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Woman preparing gravy in the kitchen, Missouri, 1938.

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Cowboy getting a haircut, 1909.

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Horse Head at Red River Gorge in Kentucky

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When viewed from above, the Pyramid of Khafre exhibits remnants of its original limestone casing near its apex—a distinctive characteristic that distinguishes it within the Giza Plateau. Erected for Pharaoh Khafre circa 2570 BCE, this pyramid was designed to commemorate his rule and continues to evoke admiration through its timeless silhouette. Standing at 471 feet (143 meters), it is marginally shorter than the Great Pyramid of Khufu yet is positioned on a higher bedrock, which enhances its visual prominence. This extraordinary edifice embodies the essence of ancient Egyptian heritage and exemplifies the exceptional craftsmanship of its architects.

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Italian grocery store in New York. 1943

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Mother and daughter watch a tall ship navigate the Thames in London, 1880.

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A Pan American World Airways flight attendant preparing in-flight meals in the galley of an airliner, circa 1950.

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YOU AIN’T NEVER LIED

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The Crocodile Stone is a peculiar rock, located in the Vat Phou Temple complex in Laos, that contains the carving of a crocodile. It was possibly the site of an annual human sacrifice in pre-Angkorian times (before the 9th century CE)

11/10/2024

MONSTER OAK!
One of largest oak trees in the United Kingdom and one of the most impressive oak trees in the world!
This tree is called "Majesty, the Fredville Oak".
It's growing in Fredville Park, Nonington, Dover, England

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This is million years in one picture ❤️🌎
In the wildest part of the west of Ireland, a rock rises from the waves like the prow of a ship. It is Dún Briste, a mass that has been 228 m from the mainland since a violent storm broke it off in 1393 and left it stranded off the coast. It is 45 m high, 63 m long and 23 m wide, dimensions that make it an exceptional stone sculpture to be photographed from the meadows of Downpatrick Head.

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Kames Castle, located on the Isle of Bute in Scotland, dates back to the 14th century and was originally built as a fortified tower house. It was associated with the Bannatyne family, who owned the property for centuries and played a significant role in the island’s history. Over time, the castle was expanded and transformed into a more comfortable residence, particularly in the 18th and 19th centuries. After changing hands several times, Kames Castle and its surrounding estate were used for various purposes, including farming and as private residences. Today, the castle stands as a charming reminder of Bute’s medieval heritage and is privately owned, with parts of the estate repurposed for holiday accommodations.

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A wedding party in Harlem, New York (1983)

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🐫The Bactrian camel, Asian camel or simply camel (Camelus bactrianus) is a mammal native to the steppe region of Central Asia, more precisely, the Bactria region; hence its name. Almost all animals of this species live domesticated by local populations, but there are still more than a thousand specimens in Mongolia and northwestern People's Republic of China.
🐫 It is very similar to the other species of the Camelidae family, which can currently be found in northeastern Africa and western Asia, the Arabian camel or dromedary (Camelus dromedarius). The Bactrian camel is distinguished from the dromedary by its larger size and the presence of two humps. It is thought that the latter may be a descendant of the Bactrian camel.
🐫This animal can withstand truly extreme weather conditions, especially in Tibet and other mountainous areas of Central Asia, where summer temperatures can reach 40°C during the day and below 0°C at night. It can withstand long periods of time without eating or drinking and is very strong, being able to walk 47 kilometers a day carrying weights of more than 450 kg. It is found in the wild only in the Gobi Desert.
🐫This friendly herbivore that inhabits the rocky deserts of East and Central Asia has two humps, unlike its “cousins” the dromedaries. These humps function as fat reservoirs, ensuring it has sources of energy when this becomes scarce.
🐫 Bactrian camels are nomadic animals, which means they are constantly on the move in search of food and water. They can travel long distances, walking up to 40 km a day. Furthermore, these animals are able to withstand long periods without water, surviving up to 10 days without drinking.

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Hoover Dam.
In the middle of the dam is the Arizona-Nevada border, with a one-hour time difference

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An old man was out for a walk when he spotted a little boy feeding a thin, shaggy dog with bits of bread. Curious, he approached the boy and asked, "Why are you sharing your bread with these dogs?"
The little boy looked up and said, "Because they have nothing—no home, no family. If I don’t feed them, they will die."
The old man sighed and replied, "But there are homeless dogs everywhere. Your efforts don’t really make a difference."
The boy gently stroked the dog and said softly, "But for this little dog, it makes all the difference in the world.”

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