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Spotted Lake is located in British Columbia. It has high concentrations of magnesium sulfate, calcium, and sodium sulfate. In the summer, the water evaporates, leaving dry areas in which people can walk.

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livingsculpture - paul cooper (2001)

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Garden lighting can transform almost any design and extends the length of time one can sit outside. From indoors the results are equally important but remember that simplicity is the key to success.

Creative Gardens, 1986

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Budapest's Gellért Hill's Huge Water Reservoir. One of the most spectacular and popular facilities of the Budapest Waterworks, the vast space contains 106 columns.

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Fig tree that grows upside down, the Park of the Baths of Baia on the shore of the Bay of Naples

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star-shaped spillway in the Kechut Resevoir | Jermuk, Armenia

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I am once again at a loss for words. From @/ democracynow [@/ JoshuaPHill on X. 12/22/23.] [Image description: "Satellite imagery shows Israel's razing of Gaza agricultural land." A 'before' picture shows an aerial picture of lush green fields and areas of healthy crops, as well as the location of a greenhouse. An 'after,' photo shows an aerial view of a completely desolate land -there are no crops, no greenhouse, and no greenery.]

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obsessed with the vineyards in la geria

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Someone shared the info on fb

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Ben Ledi ice crystals by Niall Corbet

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Ancient Architecture: Termite Mound Scientists have found an abandoned termite mound in central Africa that is approximately 2200 years old; that’s older than the Coliseum in Rome. The structure is over 6 meters tall and has probably been abandoned for decades, making it all the more impressive that it has survived.

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A “cathedral mound” created by termites

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Hoshizuna no Hama is a beach located on the remote island of Iriomote in Okinawa Prefecture, Japan. The name roughly translates to “star sand beach” and was named aptly, due to the star shaped sand which calls this beach home. One-celled organisms called baclogypsina sphaerulata have pointed arms which are used to help them move. The other shell of these organisms is made from calcium carbonate and when they die, they leave their exoskeletons behind which make up this beach.

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Kishio Suga 菅木志雄 Scene of Centered Extension, 2015