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🔥The tallest dust devil in the solar and system, and maybe the largest tornado ever recorded in human history. A height of around 120,000km! Composed entirely of solar plasma, heat and magnetism. Captured today by Nasa satellite SDO aia171

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Switzerland 🇨🇭 🤍🤍💙

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Rice Terraces, Yuanyang County, China

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They don’t publish the good news. The good news is published by us. We have a special edition every moment, and we need you to read it. The good news is that you are alive, and the linden tree is still there, standing firm in the harsh Winter. The good news is that you have wonderful eyes to touch the blue sky. The good news is that your child is there before you, and your arms are available: hugging is possible. They only print what is wrong. Look at each of our special editions. We always offer the things that are not wrong. We want you to benefit from them and help protect them. The dandelion is there by the sidewalk, smiling its wondrous smile, singing the song of eternity. Listen! You have ears that can hear it. Bow your head. Listen to it. Leave behind the world of sorrow and preoccupation and get free. The latest good news is that you can do it.

– "The Good News" by Thich Nhat Hanh

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新林公園 藤沢市 梅林 白梅

富士フィルム X-Pro3 XF23mmF2R WR

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FLEURS DE PRUNELLIER

Photo by Valérie Wanègue

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[OC] - Norway [3264x2448]

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Cielos . . . #landscape #landscapephotography #landscape_lovers #sunset #nature #naturephotography #naturelovers #bnw_rose #bnwlandscapes #bnwlandscapephotography #bnw_greatshots #bnw_artstyle #bnw_demand #bnwsouls #bnw_planet https://www.instagram.com/p/Cp-5C88Dtu5/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

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Palo Santo 🌸

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spring awakening.

©️minimalphotographs 2023

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Muskoka Ontario Canada 🇨🇦🧡🧡

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“The first day of spring is one thing, and the first spring day is another. The difference between them is sometimes as great as a month.”  ~Henry van Dyke