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“I had a great day the other day when George came down to visit me and for the first time in billions of years, we had a really nice time. […] He just came down the other day and we didn’t talk about Apple or touch an instrument. It was just back as mates, like on the bus. He’s very into trees and planting and horticulture, as I am more now, and so we talked about planting trees. It was great to actually relate as people.”

- Paul in 1986 on how gardening was helping him and George reconnect. 

“I hate gardening…I love him, but I hate gardening,”

- Ringo on how he and George connect despite the gardening. 

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Pointy (portrait of Louise Burckhardt's dog) oil on panel 27.3 x 21.6 cm Private Collection, 1885

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Arthur Wardle, Three Wire Fox Terriers working a hole

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John Emms, Study of a Collie sheepdog

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Ralph Fiennes The Cormorant

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PAUL MCCARTNEY At the Revere Hotel (1963)

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Ad for McDonald’s Breakfast from 1977

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Queen in Japan, 1974

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That intimate moment between you and the book you have just read the last words of, where you sit there taking in the enormity of what you have just finished.

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Jason Myers, from "Closing In," featured in Leaning toward Light

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An amateur orchid grower works in the window of his greenhouse in Silver Spring, Maryland, April 1971. Photography by Gordon Gahan, National Geographic.

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Unseen picture of Paul McCartney and his dog Eddie, taken by Linda in 1968

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Phlox Paniculata “Peppermint Twist”

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i consider making and spreading "i'm just a girl" "girl math" "girlfailure" content and rhetoric to be a form of misogynistic hate speech. like what else can you call repeatedly linking womanhood to failure and stupidity

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Hirundo rustica | Progne subis | Petrochelidon pyrrhonota | Chaetura pelagica | Tachycineta bicolor

Plate XVIII | Die Nordamerikanische Vogelwelt (1891)

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National Botanical Garden, Dublin, Ireland by William Murphy