banned from Wikipedia for adding “and the rest, as they say, is history” to the end of every article

Aren't kids the purest souls

Contrails in the sky above St Paul's Cathedral from a dogfight between the German Luftwaffe and the RAF in 1940.

Arizona pyrope garnet is called ant hill garnet because they are “mined” by ants. Ants find the garnets while digging their anthills, drag them out, and discard them on the surface.

Otis probably deserved it lol 😂

Beautiful view of Mount Kilimanjaro from Kenya. 💚

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The poet reviews her words before setting out on her final draft of a new poem.

What a cute guy🥹 From the very beginning it's clear that he's Ukrainian🤭

Çeşme date = date by the fountain (in Turkish)

Remarkably eldritch-looking....blood coloured energies unfurling across the dark vastness

He's deleting the entire world

On the night of June 24, 1982, British Airways Flight 9 was cruising at 37,000 feet over the Indian Ocean when all four engines on its Boeing 747 died, one by one, in under two minutes. Nobody on board knew why. The aircraft was now a 170-ton glider in the middle of the night

He was 18 when he went to war. He fought in the Serebryansky Forest, took part in heavy assaults in Donetsk region, survived a gunshot wound and three severe shrapnel injuries, lost his ring finger, and returned to the front after every recovery. 1/

Watership Down, by Richard Adams. Puffin Books, 1973. Cover by Pauline Baynes.

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They're everywhere

Wolf of X Only a psychopath would sit down and talk to a stranger about cycle paths

Anyone out there know of a decent podcast or two about the work of Richard Adams? Watership Down etc 🐇