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outdoorsanctuaries: Blea Tarn (by PcStumpy) How can you not want to visit a place called “Blea Tarn”?

outdoorsanctuaries:

Blea Tarn (by PcStumpy)

How can you not want to visit a place called “Blea Tarn”?

14 May 2012 • reblog: outdoorsanctuaries • travel photography England nature

sweetvisage:

Art Nouveau Doors <3

(Photos uncredited as I collected them on my hard-drive a long time ago!)

This is relevant to my interests.
And whoa, that blue one.  Whoa.

(via travelthisworld)

30 April 2012 • reblog: sweetvisage • art nouveau doors travel

Glencoe Pass&#160;» by Pat Newman 2012 I want to go to there!  For real, it is on my list of life goals. 

Glencoe Pass » by Pat Newman 2012

I want to go to there! 
For real, it is on my list of life goals. 

(Source: beautiful-scotland)

20 March 2012 • reblog: beautiful-scotland • Scotland travel nature photography

newspaperblackout:

“The World” a newspaper blackout print by Austin Kleon, available from West Elm

Buy it here →

Yep.  And though it does take a toll on the heart, I think one person can have several homes.  I do.

18 January 2012 • reblog: newspaperblackout • travel

Once again, no informative details.  *sigh*  Nonetheless.  *yearn*

Once again, no informative details.  *sigh*  Nonetheless.  *yearn*

(via outdoorsanctuaries)

17 January 2012 • reblog: indiewasteland • nature culture travel

robertogreco: “Beginning on January 12, the Bureau of Unknown Destinations will offer temporary displacements to members of the public seeking to experiment with their migratory impulses. Make a booking for a day’s journey, and you’ll be presented with a free round trip ticket for a train adventure (along with a notebook and a small, somewhat absurd, task). Begin your day by tearing open a sealed envelope and revealing the mystery of where you will find yourself by noon. Set forth, free of decisions, into the great (or perhaps, in this case, the small) unknown. Test your sense of destiny. Have lunch someplace new.” Bureau of Unknown Destinations (via Sal Randolph) &#8220;A small, somewhat absurd, task&#8221; - I love this idea!  Also, I want to be someone with the job of making up those tasks. 

robertogreco:

“Beginning on January 12, the Bureau of Unknown Destinations will offer temporary displacements to members of the public seeking to experiment with their migratory impulses. Make a booking for a day’s journey, and you’ll be presented with a free round trip ticket for a train adventure (along with a notebook and a small, somewhat absurd, task). Begin your day by tearing open a sealed envelope and revealing the mystery of where you will find yourself by noon. Set forth, free of decisions, into the great (or perhaps, in this case, the small) unknown. Test your sense of destiny. Have lunch someplace new.”

Bureau of Unknown Destinations (via Sal Randolph)

“A small, somewhat absurd, task” - I love this idea!  Also, I want to be someone with the job of making up those tasks. 

8 January 2012 • reblog: robertogreco • travel adventure

wesleyhill: poeticfaith: Looking up in the Church of the Holy Family, Barcelona. High on my list of places to visit before moving back to the U.S. Oh, Antoni Gaudi.  You are right up there with Lalique &amp; Goldsworthy. 

wesleyhill:

poeticfaith:

Looking up in the Church of the Holy Family, Barcelona.

High on my list of places to visit before moving back to the U.S.

Oh, Antoni Gaudi.  You are right up there with Lalique & Goldsworthy. 

8 January 2012 • reblog: poeticfaith • travel Spain architecture photography art artists

HELL YES. This is how I had imagined myself there.  The reality was not exactly parallel, but I was happy enough.

HELL YES.

This is how I had imagined myself there.  The reality was not exactly parallel, but I was happy enough.

(Source: billio333)

6 January 2012 • reblog: billio333 • Mongolia horse bird adventure travel nature

theworldwelivein: Poya Festival | Adam’s Peak, Sri Lanka © Greg Elms for National Geographic Rivulets of light.

theworldwelivein:

Poya Festival | Adam’s Peak, Sri Lanka
© Greg Elms for National Geographic

Rivulets of light.

10 December 2011 • reblog: theworldwelivein • culture nature photography travel Sri Lanka

theworldwelivein: Svartifoss, Iceland (by Xindaan) Iceland is on a whole other level.

theworldwelivein:

Svartifoss, Iceland (by Xindaan)

Iceland is on a whole other level.

5 October 2011 • reblog: theworldwelivein • Iceland travel photography nature