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Alice’s Garden, 2007

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Snap in Nagoya from Kera January 2001, Volume 28.

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Elise Hügel (detail)

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Botanical illustrations 

by  Beatrix Potter 

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Sweet Berry OP twinning with Firestone

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La Mode, Pl. 377, 31 mai 1834, Paris. Robes en taffetas de siam. Chapeaux en paille de riz à rubans brochés. Mantelet en application de Bruxelles. Digital Collections of the Los Angeles Public Library

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Ophie, Milo and Juniper in fancy dresses just for fun (and inking warmups)

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the dumbest person alive has come to warn you that fruit has sugar in it

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Split Apple Rock, Kaiteriteri, New Zealand.

Split Apple Rock is a giant stone what looks like a granite apple neatly cut with an otherworldly knife. The naturally occurring rock formation is estimated to be around 120 million years old.

According to Māori legend, the boulder was split by two feuding gods who were fighting to possess it. To resolve the issue, they used their huge godlike strength to break it in half. As such, the Māori name for the rock is *Tokangawhā*, which means “burst open rock.” A more scientific theory is that water seeped into a crevice in the rock and then froze during an ice age, expanding and thus splitting the stone.

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Casto Plasencia (Spanish, 1846-1890) The Milkmaid, circa 1889 Museo Nacional de Bellas Artes, Buenos Aires

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thought i'd join peachtober this year :) day 2: sparkles

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Gabriel Cornelius Ritter von Max (detail)

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18.02.2011 ⏳ today's timeline

me - im going to draw a madohomu that is sso off model

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