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everydayfrustone:

Cartographic Birds & Plants by Claire Brewster

The artist, as an outsider, is ideally placed for picking up that which has been chucked out. Claire Brewster’s work is about retrieving the discarded, celebrating the unwanted and giving new life to the obsolete. Claire uses old and out of date maps and atlases as her fabric with which to create her intricate, delicate and detailed cut outs.

source. This is Colossal

my best friend just told me about this the other day. GENIUS.

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geotrendy:

Missing Mountain on Flickr.

A geocache was nearby this cool history. Just south of Crater Lake OR

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matremterram:

Descent (by razorbern)

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idontskate:

spanks

executiveproducer-dickwolf:

makes perfect sense.

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sometimes it’s your first day of class at a new college and you wake up early and actually manage to leave at the time you said you would, even though it’s about 4 hours earlier than you’ve been waking up for the last year it seems

then you spend two whole hours trying to find parking and actually miss your ENTIRE FUCKIN CLASS

and you want to be super pissed off and cranky and sad but you can’t because you notice that you are surrounded by big beautiful mountains, palm trees, the ocean, salt air, sunshine, new people……basically that you are exactly where you’ve always wanted to be

so you can’t really be mad

so you just laugh a whole lot about how many times you’ve driven around the same 5 parking lots

then you go back home, call your best pal who is the sunshine of your life on top of real sunshine that gives you a slight sunburn from reading outside

NO HARSH VIBES ALLOWED

life is good

slytherinwright:

! <3

GOOD CHRIST I NEED THIS

slowly stepping out of box of anti-social/socially inept weirdness

soon i will even be able to ask people TO HANG OUT

whaddaya know

sun-mo0n:

saddle. by marybeth joy on Flickr.

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explore-the-earth:

Porto, Portugal