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i don't know why people would call these things ugly weeds...
everything's beautiful in their own way
and i think dandelions are extraordinary sometimes
a thing to keep in mind though is
who are we to judge others?
unless we would want to be judged ourselves?
i always try to keep in mind that first impressions don't tell me everything
try not to judge people based on their looks, religion, actions, etc.
things are never as they seem...
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A nice beach, long drive and a bit of a walk but the result is an awesome beach that we got almost to ourselves. This is a bit further west from Green Patch beach in Jervis Bay, NSW. It is within a National Park around 200km south of Sydney
He stayed in this box for 7 days on the playa because he felt isolated last year. You should check out the list of ladies who want to have sex with him when he gets out!
isn't funny that IBM thinks that diversity is something you put on signs and then mass produce for all of your windows?
Thanksgiving weekend in Radium with Lisa and the kids.
Exploring Fairmont and showing the kids the natural hot springs.
January 19, 2019
There were quite a few people at the top of the mountain, but it opened up after you started to work your way down. Mount Washington, the highest point in the Northeastern U.S., is visible against a darkening sky. Not too long after this shot, these clouds, that would bring almost two feet of snow overnight, rolled in over the mountains and blurred the view.
Attitash family ski vacation.
Grand Summit Hotel
Attitash Mountain
White Mountains National Forest
Bartlett, New Hampshire
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