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Amanda Cristhie




wheredoyoutravel:

My jungle tent! Sleeping under the sloths tonight! @palmartentlodge by theblondeabroad // via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/VevVuIo5JA/

wheredoyoutravel:

My jungle tent! Sleeping under the sloths tonight! @palmartentlodge by theblondeabroad // via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/VevVuIo5JA/


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wheredoyoutravel:

Stonehenge by mitch

wheredoyoutravel:

Stonehenge by mitch


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condenasttraveler:

Luzhkov Bridge | Moscow, Russia
 The tradition of attaching “love locks” (meant to symbolize a couple’s everlasting love) to allegedly lucky spots is nothing new. (It’s become a custom in Serbia, China, Italy, and France, among others.) One spot where the phenomenon is now especially popular is Moscow’s Luzhkov Bridge, which features metal “Trees of Love” that were installed expressly for those coming to hang a padlock. Lovers inscribe a lock with their names or a personal message, and once the fixture is attached, the key for it is thrown over the bridge into the canal below—then, according to local legend, their union will remain unbroken.

condenasttraveler:

Luzhkov Bridge | Moscow, Russia


The tradition of attaching “love locks” (meant to symbolize a couple’s everlasting love) to allegedly lucky spots is nothing new. (It’s become a custom in Serbia, China, Italy, and France, among others.) One spot where the phenomenon is now especially popular is Moscow’s Luzhkov Bridge, which features metal “Trees of Love” that were installed expressly for those coming to hang a padlock. Lovers inscribe a lock with their names or a personal message, and once the fixture is attached, the key for it is thrown over the bridge into the canal below—then, according to local legend, their union will remain unbroken.


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teachingliteracy:

alethiosaur:

Inspired by Worthington Libraries: Blind Date with a Book!

We started with ~40 books. Two hours later, all but four had found homes with library patrons (sorry, Flush, Mixed-Up Files of Mrs. Basil E. Frankweiler, Persepolis, and The ThingsThey Carried, they don’t know what they’re missing).

Now, to send forth a new fleet of exciting books into student arms. Whew!


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allthingseurope:

Twilight Venice (by oatjiro)

allthingseurope:

Twilight Venice (by oatjiro)


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wheredoyoutravel:

by chloe_papalexiou // via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/VeNBicPruS/

wheredoyoutravel:

by chloe_papalexiou // via Instagram http://instagr.am/p/VeNBicPruS/


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Oxford University students on why we need feminism


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esperanzadieslast:

Edinburgh Castle

esperanzadieslast:

Edinburgh Castle


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