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tô indo!!! by lucia yunes

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Rio de Janeiro

vamos indo... by lucia yunes

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indo by lucia yunes

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Indo embora by Daniel Alves

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Indo-East Trading by ArrrRT eDUarD

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Indo... by Maria Inês

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No passeio do dia das crianças me deparei com essa belezura...

Com o ajuda de um amigo do flick recebi toda sua ficha:

Reino : Animalia

Filo : Arthropoda

Classe : Insecta

Ordem : Lepidoptera

Superfamília : Bombycoidea

Família : Sphingidae

Subfamília : Macroglossinae

Gênero : Pseudosphinx

Espécie : tetrio

Citação : Linnaeus, 1771

Ciclo de crisálida até adulto: a partir de 30 dias

Planta hospedeira : Plumeria, Himatanthus sucuuba

Confiram a transforção....

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Olha Amor

João Bosco e Vinícius

Olha amor, tô morrendo de saudade

Coração tá com vontade

De sentir o seu pulsar

Olha amor, eu vi todos os meus planos

Se perdendo em desenganos

Vi meu mundo desabar

Olha amor, foram tantas por aí

Tive às vezes que mentir

Que eu tinha te esquecido

Olha amor, eu mentia para o mundo

Mas a saudade profunda

Fez minha vida mais sofrida

Olha amor, a saudade dói demais

Roubou toda a minha paz

Tá difícil te esquecer

Olha amor, por favor não me esqueça

Estou perdendo a cabeça

De saudades de você

Eu indo... by Laura

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See you in a few days. I appreciate your visit here. Have a nice weekend my friends. ; -)))

Foto: Paula Anddrade

Indo as compras by Eloi Batista Fotógrafo

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山陰道 - San'indō by 小川 Ogawasan

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H Y O G O - J A P A N

Cerita Seks Indo by Cerita Ngentot

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Baca cerita seks indonesia di ceritaseks.prohost.mobi

Indo embora by Roberto A.

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Indo embora... by Tuvy Dahlström

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Here With Me

Dido

I didn't hear you leave,

I wonder how am I still here

I don't want to move a thing, it might change

my memory, oh I am what I am, I'll do what I want,

but I can't hide.

And I won't go, I won't sleep, I can't breathe,

until you're resting here with me,

And I won't leave, not I can't hide, I cannot be,

until you're resting here with me

I don't want to call my friends, they might wake me

from this dream, and I can't leave this bed,

risk forgetting all that's been

Oh I am what I am, I'll do what I want, but I can't hide,

Not I won't go, I won't sleep, not I can't breathe,

until you're resting here with me

Not I won't leave, not I can't hide, I cannot be,

until you're resting here with me.

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Boa quarta-feira !

0936 The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park, Western Australia by Mark – Back after a long absence

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The Pinnacles, Nambung National Park, Western Australia

The Pinnacles are limestone formations within Nambung National Park, near the town of Cervantes, Western Australia. The raw material for the limestone of the Pinnacles came from seashells in an earlier era that was rich in marine life. These shells were broken down into lime-rich sands that were blown inland to form high mobile dunes. However, the manner in which such raw materials formed the Pinnacles is the subject of debate. The Pinnacles Desert contains thousands of limestone pillars. The pillars are the weathered and eroded fragments of limestone beds composed of deposited marine organisms such as coral and molluscs. Some of the tallest pinnacles reach heights of up to 3.5m above the yellow sand base. The different types of formations include ones which are much taller than they are wide and resemble columns—suggesting the name of Pinnacles—while others are only a meter or so in height and width resembling short tombstones. A cross-bedding structure can be observed in many pinnacles where the angle of deposited sand changed suddenly due to changes in prevailing winds during formation of the limestone beds. Pinnacles with tops similar to mushrooms are created when the calcrete capping is harder than the limestone layer below it. The relatively softer lower layers weather and erode at a faster rate than the top layer leaving behind more material at the top of the pinnacle.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Pinnacles_(Western_Australia)

Nambung National Park is a national park in the Wheatbelt region of Western Australia, 200 km northwest of Perth, and 17 km south of the small coastal town of Cervantes. The park contains the Pinnacles Desert which is an area with thousands of limestone formations called pinnacles. The park derives its name from an indigenous Australian word possibly meaning crooked or winding. The word was first used in 1938 when naming the Nambung River which flows into the park and disappears into a cave system within the limestone. The Yued people are the acknowledged traditional custodians of the land since before the arrival of Europeans.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nambung_National_Park

Indo... by André Forni

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Indo... by Pedro Valadares

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Going...

Vila de Nazaré