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Three Feet From Gold During the gold rush, a man who had been mining in Colorado for several months quit his job, as he hadn’t struck gold yet and the work was becoming tiresome. He sold his equipment to another man who resumed mining where it had been left off. The new miner was advised by his engineer that there was gold only three feet away from where the first miner stopped digging. The engineer was right, which means the first miner was a mere three feet away from…

Rocks, Pebbles, and Sand A philosophy professor once stood up before his class with a large empty mayonnaise jar. He filled the jar to the top with large rocks and asked his students if the jar was full. His students all agreed the jar was full. He then added small pebbles to the jar, and gave the jar a bit of a shake so the pebbles could disperse themselves among the larger rocks. Then he asked again, “Is the jar full now?” The students agreed that the jar was still full.…

If you go through life thinking that you can’t do something just because you have failed at doing it in the past, you’re living with a fixed mindset. You have to let go of your limiting beliefs in order to make the breakthroughs that are required for your ultimate success. Don’t let other people tell you that you can’t do something, and don’t hold onto an assumption that you can’t grow and learn from past failures. #Motivation/Inspiratsioon

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"Life is a journey, and if you fall in love with the journey, you will be in love forever." Peter Hagerty #QoutesandSaying

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ZZ PLANT Zamioculus zamifolia, commonly known as the ZZ plant, is a succulent with two characteristics that have rocketed it in popularity as a houseplant: tolerance to low light and the ability to grow with little water. The ZZ plant is native to Africa and will do just fine with fluorescent bulbs as its only light source. #R2Cornell

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A 200 year old westeria tree in Japan #R2Cornell

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"Do what you love and you'll never work a day in your life"- do you agree with this saying? #TrueSayingInLife

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Mantis Shrimp Mantis shrimp are ancient, fierce and more than a little weird. Various forms of mantis shrimp have been around for an estimated 400 million years, and they aren’t like any other shrimp around. They are so freakishly strong that their appendages, called “clubs,” can smash crab shells and bust open clams. (Some varieties have spears rather than clubs, which are equally formidable.) #Animalworld

Axolotl salamander The axolotl salamander manages to be at once adorable and kind of disturbing. Though it develops legs, it never reaches land, instead spending its time strolling the underwater surface. Its nickname? Walking fish. This extraordinary creature – which comes in colors ranging from creamy white to olive – is only native to Mexico. Your best chance of seeing one exists near Mexico City in the lakes of Xochimilco. #Animalworld

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AMUR LEOPARD STATUS Critically Endangered POPULATION More than 84 individuals SCIENTIFIC NAME Panthera pardus orientalis WEIGHT 70 -105 pounds HABITATS Temperate, Broadleaf, and Mixed Forests #IndangeredAnimals

BLACK RHINO STATUS Critically Endangered POPULATION Around 5,600 SCIENTIFIC NAME Diceros bicornis HEIGHT 5.2 feet WEIGHT 1,760 -3,080 pounds HABITATS Semi-Desert Savannah, Woodlands, Forests, Wetlands #IndangeredAnimals

BORNEAN ORAANGUTAN STATUS Critically Endangered POPULATION About 104,700 SCIENTIFIC NAME Pongo pygmaeus HEIGHT 3.3 – 4.6 feet WEIGHT 66–220 pounds HABITATS Lowland rainforests and tropical, swamp and mountain forests #IndangeredAnimals

Night blooming flowers Gardenia Augusta (Perennial) #R2Cornell

Night blooming flowers Evening Primrose (Hardy Perennial) These beauties will not only add a splash of sweet fragrance wherever you grow them, but a bold dose of bright color, too. You can also find the Oenothera in shades of white and pink. #R2Cornell

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Unbelievable 3D Drawings by Chilean Artist Fredo #Drawing

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Tulip Fields in Netherlands #R2Cornell

Red beach, Panjin, China #R2Cornell

PUNAKAIKI, NEW ZEALAND Punakaiki is a small settlement on the West Coast of New Zealand’s South Island which is famous for its “Pancake Rocks.” Many curious tourists visit to see the surreal area, formed by thousands of years of heavy erosion. There are also lots of blowholes where you can get some excellent photographs during high tides as the water hisses and shoots high into the air. #R2Cornell

The Perito Moreno Glacier, Argentina #Landscape

The Hills at Zabriskie Point, Death Valley, USA #Landscape

Giant’s Causeway, Northern Ireland #Landscape

Cappadocia, Turkey #Landscape

The White Desert, Egypt #Landscape

Yellowstone National Park, USA #Landscape

CENOTES, MEXICO The Cenotes (literally meaning sinkholes) of the Yucatan peninsula are located just south of the holiday resort favourite Cancun. The entire Yucatan peninsula was once a reef beneath the ocean, then the water receded causing the sea life to be fossilised into the walls of deep holes. This formed a huge subterranean universe of large caverns, karst tunnels and sink holes-some even up to hundreds of feet deep. The area is really popular for swimming,…

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Arashiyama Bamboo Grove, Japan Every traveler should experience the ethereal glow and seemingly endless heights of this bamboo grove on the outskirts of Kyoto. The experience even extends beyond the visual realm: In 1996, Japan's Ministry of the Environment included the sounds here—wood creaking, leaves rustling—as one of the top 100 Soundscapes of Japan. #TravelDestinations

Avenue of the Baobabs, Madagascar Separated from continental Africa by 250 miles of water, Madagascar is the greatest adventure you haven't had yet. The island nation's secrets include giant moths, bug-eyed lemurs, and places like the surreal Avenue of the Baobabs, where the centuries-old trees reach heights of nearly 100 feet. #TravelDestinations

The Azores, Portugal Roughly 900 miles off the coast of Lisbon, this Portuguese archipelago can inspire wanderlust with a single photo. The verdant valleys, steep ocean-side cliffs, rows of blue hydrangeas, and scattering of waterfalls make the Azores a paradise worth exploring—just make sure you visit before everyone you know beats you to it. #TravelDestinations

Banff National Park, Canada Easily one of the most beautiful spots in Canada, Banff National Park overwhelms with views of the Canadian Rockies and regular cast of wildlife. The park is also known for its abundance of beautiful lakes, including Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and glacial Lake Minnewanka—each more pristine than the last. #TravelDestinations

Boracay, Philippines With its gentle coastlines and transporting sunsets, it's easy to see why Boracay was voted one of the best islands in the world by our readers. Unfortunately, it's become too touristed—the island closed for "rehabilitation" last year to compensate for overcrowding and unregulated development; it's since reopened to a limited number of visitors per day #TravelDestinations

Cabo San Lucas, Mexico Home to 67 national parks, more than 5,000 miles of coastline, and landscapes ranging from deserts to snow-capped volcanoes, Mexico is so much more than the stuff of spring break clichés. Case in point: Cabo San Lucas. Venture outside of your all-inclusive resort to experience the region's turquoise waters, marine life, and iconic Arch of Cabo San Lucas, standing where the Gulf of California meets the Pacific Ocean. #TravelDestinations

Bat-ongan Cave Photo: Wang Regalado Bat-ongan Cave is one of the off-beaten tourist spots in Masbate. Locals believe that it is a meteor that crashed here millions of years ago. It has several openings that lead to an underground river and prehistoric caves. #TravelDestinations

Butod Bar and Reef Marine Sanctuary Photo: Melvin Pasibe Teodoro If you’re chasing sandbar, white beach, coral reef, and mangrove reef in one idyllic location, you should visit Butod Sandbar and Reef Marine Sanctuary. It’s one of the famous tourist spots in Masbate. #TravelDestinations

Sombrero Island Location/Jump-off: San Pascual, Burias Island, Masbate province😍😍😍 #SharingIsCaring

TUNNEL OF LOVE❤️❤️❤️ The Tunnel of Love is one of Ukraine's most popular tourist destinations. It is believed to have magical influence, especially on lovers. It is said that if lovers are true to their feelings, the Tunnel of Love can grant their wishes making it a favorite spot for wedding photography. #Beautifulviews

The Black Forest (Germany) Located in the suburbs of Western Germany in Baden-Wurttemberg—a town famous for its high-precision cuckoo clocks and its beautiful scenery—the Black Forest looks as though it was taken from a fairytale. Tourists from all over the world flock here yearly to see the beauty and mystery that abounds in this wooded mountain range where the Danube river originates. Tourism is the main industry in the Black Forest. Aside from its towns and monuments,…

Tianzi Mountain (China) "People who have climbed Tianzi Mountain will not climb any other mountains." This is a comment often heard from people who have reached the peak of Tianzi Mountain, which is located in the Wulingyuan Scenic Area in the Hunan Province. This magical and magnificent spot offers a panoramic view of the entire Wulingyuan area. At the peak of the Tianzi Mountain, visitors can see stunning views of the YuBi (imperial brushes) rising one after another. Such…

TRIVIA The floating Hallelujah Mountains featured in the blockbuster "Avatar" were inspired by the Tianzi mountain peaks. #Beautifulviews

The Door to Hell (Turkmenistan) The Door to Hell is situated in Derweze, a village in Turkmenistan located in the middle of the Karakum Desert. Derweze's 350 inhabitants are semi-nomadic and were disbanded by the President of Turkmenistan in 2004 after he stated that they were an 'unpleasant sight' to tourists. Derweze is rich in natural gas, and the Door to Hell gas crater was a product of miscalculation. In 1971, Soviet geologists made a mistake when they accidentally…

Trees Cocooned in Spider Webs (Pakistan) Heavy monsoon rains flooded 1/5 of the total land area of Pakistan in 2010. As a result, millions of spiders sought refuge in the trees, especially those that lined the farms and rivers in the village of Sindh. Because the water was slow to recede, these arachnids established their homes in the trees and managed to completely enrobe them with their silky webs in the process. The people of Sindh admitted that this was their first time…

Fly Geyser (USA) Fly Geyser is a small geothermal geyser located in Washoe County, Nevada. It is 12 feet tall if you include the continuously growing mount on which it sits. It is privately owned by Todd Jaksick, the owner of Fly Ranch, meaning that visiting without permission is considered trespassing. You have been warned! Fly Geyser is not an entirely natural phenomenon. Just like the Door to Hell in Derweze, Fly Geyser is the product of a human mistake. It was…

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The Forbidden City and the Imperial Palace, Beijing China's largest and most important building, the Forbidden City — also known as the Imperial Palace — is situated in the very heart of Beijing and is a must-see when visiting the country. Started during the Yuan Dynasty between 1271-1368, much of the complex seen today (it's really many splendid palaces in one) was built between 1406 and 1420 as the residence of 24 Ming and Qing Emperors, whose presence forbade the entry of…

The Terracotta Army It was while digging wells on the outskirts of Xi'an in the 1970s that farmers stumbled across what was to be China's most important archeological find: the Terracotta Army. Distributed over three large underground pits and built to guard the First Emperor's tomb were more than 8,000 life-size warriors, some 520 horses, and more than 100 chariots, along with numerous other non-military characters dating from around 280 BC. Although some were severely…

The Summer Palace An easy 15-kilometer commute from Beijing, the sumptuous Imperial Summer Palace (Yíhé Yuán) is set amid more than 700 acres of beautiful parkland and is one of China's most visited attractions. While the palace itself was built in 1153, its large lake was added in the 14th century to enhance the Imperial Gardens. Highlights include the magnificent Hall of Well-being and Longevity (Renshou Dian) with its throne, and the beautiful Great Theatre, a private…

Cruising the Li River The town of Guilin, in the northeast corner of Guangxi, boasts some of China's most beautiful countryside and is famous for the Li River, which meander through the town and surrounding karst mountains. While for hundreds of years this unique scenery has attracted poets and artists and has been the subject of countless fairy tales and legends, these days it's popular with tourists from around the world wanting to see this natural splendor up close. The…

Chengdu Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding No visit to China would be complete without at least one panda experience. While the country's top zoos boast many fine specimens of these fascinating creatures, the best place to see them in a close approximation to their natural habitat is at the excellent Research Base of Giant Panda Breeding in Chengdu, located in the province of Sichuan. Here, you'll have the chance to watch as many as 80 pandas go about their daily…

The Yangtze River and the Three Gorges Known in China as Chang Jiang ("Long River"), the mighty Yangtze River extends more than 6,000 kilometers, making it the longest and most important river in China and the third longest in the world after the Amazon and the Nile. Flowing from Tibet in the west to Shanghai in the east through eight provinces, the Yangtze has, for more than 2,000 years, been China's major transportation route (some 2,700 kilometers are navigable). Its vast…

The Classical Gardens of Suzhou Considered one of the world's most important historic gardens — hence their designation as a UNESCO World Heritage Site — the Classical Gardens of Suzhou should rank highly on your China travel itinerary. Located in the historic city of Suzhou in Jiangsu province, these magnificent gardens were established in the 11th century, at a time when the city was experiencing unprecedented growth, and were among some 270 or more gardens planted here.…

The Potala Palace, Tibet Another of China's most recognizable historic structures is the magnificent Potala Palace in the town of Lhasa, Tibet. Constructed as a fortress and residence for the Dalai Lama, it was for centuries a center of political and religious power and contains many of the religion's most important treasures. The first of the two Potala Palaces, the Red Palace, was built in the 17th century and contains the complex's most important shrines in the…

Shanghai's Promenade: The Bund A remarkable act of smart city planning and preservation can be seen in Shanghai's splendid riverside promenade, the Zhongshan Lu, perhaps better known as the Bund (Wàitan). As you stroll this wide pedestrian zone along the Huangpu Jiang River, you'll almost forget you're bang-smack in the middle of China's largest city (Shanghai's population exceeds 24 million people). Famous for its European feel, a fact owed to the district's past as the…

Hangzhou's Historic West Lake Few cities in China can boast quite the same concentration of splendid historic sites and ancient temples as the city of Hangzhou (Hangchow), capital of Zhejiang province at the southernmost end of China's famous Grand Canal. Much of this rich collection is gathered around lovely West Lake, a six-kilometer-square stretch of water in the heart of the old city, which is surrounded by numerous hills, pagodas, and temples. Divided into five distinct…

The Mausoleum of Light: The Northern Imperial Tomb In China's mountainous northeastern region is the old city of Shenyang, an important center for trade and culture and home to the Mausoleum of Light (Zhaoling), also known as the Northern Imperial Tomb. One of northeastern China's most important historic sites — it's included on the UNESCO World Heritage Site's list of Imperial Tombs of the Ming and Qing Dynasties — the tomb is noted for its unique architectural style: a…

Leshan Giant Buddha "The mountain is a Buddha and the Buddha is a mountain." So goes the famous Chinese saying, one that's attributed to the spectacular 71-meter-tall Leshan Giant Buddha. And it certainly makes sense as you stand at its feet as the colossal statue towers high above you. Started in AD 713 by a Buddhist monk and completed 90 years later, this important religious icon is carved entirely from a stone cliff-face and is the largest Buddha sculpture in the world.…

Zhangjiajie National Forest Park When you first set eyes on Zhangjiajie National Forest Park in Hunan province, it's certainly not difficult to see how filmmaker James Cameron was able to draw inspiration from it. Cameron's box office hit, Avatar, could well have been set in this area of stunning natural beauty, its many unique pillar-like rock formations looking like some incredible alien landscape right out of a sci-fi movie (one of the tallest pillars, standing at an…

Mount Fuji Without a doubt Japan's most recognizable landmark, majestic Mount Fuji (Fuji-san) is also the country's highest mountain peak. Towering 3,776 meters over an otherwise largely flat landscape to the south and east, this majestic and fabled mountain is tall enough to be seen from Tokyo, more than 100 kilometers away. #AmazingPlacesWorldwide

Imperial Palace and Nijubashi Bridge Tokyo's most famous landmark, the Imperial Palace with its beautiful 17th-century parks surrounded by walls and moats, is a must-see when visiting the nation's capital. Don't be put off by the fact that the majority of the palace is closed to the public (it's still in use by the Imperial family), as there is still enough to see simply by strolling the grounds. #AmazingPlacesWorldwide

Hiroshima Peace Memorial Park While little needs to be said here of the horrors of the atomic bombing of Hiroshima in August 1945, much can be said of the incredible efforts this vibrant city has made to commemorate the many victims of the world's first nuclear attack. Perhaps even more importantly, Hiroshima has become a symbol of lasting peace. #AmazingPlacesWorldwide

Nagoro, Japan(toyland) Nagoro is a tiny Japanese village with one very notable feature: a life-sized doll population that outnumbers the human population nearly 10:1. The toy residents are the work of local Tsukimi Ayano, who began making doll replicas of her neighbors after they died or moved away. The eerie doppelgängers can be seen in various positions across the town—fishermen sitting on the riverbank, students filling entire classrooms, elderly couples resting on…

#creepy places Hill of Crosses, Šiauliai, Lithuania People have been placing crosses on this hill in northern Lithuania since the 14th century. In the benign, throughout the medieval period, the crosses expressed a desire for Lithuanian independence. Then, after a peasant uprising in 1831, people began adding to the site in remembrance of dead rebels. The hill became a place of defiance once again during Soviet occupation from 1944 to 1991. The hill and crosses were…

Island of the Dolls, Xochimilco, Mexico Despite its history and status as a Unesco World Heritage Site, Xochimilco is primarily known for its Isla de las Munecas, or "Island of the Dolls." Hidden among the boroughs's many canals, the tiny island is famous for the hundreds of dolls—and doll parts—hanging from trees and scattered among the grass. Although it looks more like a horror movie set than anything else, the chinampa (akin to an artificial island) used to be the actual…

Taylor Glacier, Antarctica It may look like a geological crime scene, but the five-story, crimson waterfall of Taylor Glacier (aka "Blood Falls") is a completely natural wonder. The phenomenon can be traced back about five million years, when the glacier sealed off a microbe-rich lake beneath it. Isolated from light and oxygen, the water became more and more concentrated, both in terms of salt and iron content. The water's salinity level (about three times saltier than the…

Beelitz-Heilstätten Hospital, Germany If this old German hospital looks disturbing, well, it is. Between 1898 and 1930, the Beelitz-Heilstätten complex (a 50-minute drive south of Berlin) served as a tuberculosis sanatorium. It also housed mustard gas and machine gun victims during World War I, including a young soldier named Adolf Hitler, who had been wounded in the leg. The hospital later went on to be a major treatment center for Nazi soldiers during World War II, and it…

Christ of the Abyss, San Fruttuoso, Italy Although there are several versions of the same Jesus statue scattered around the ocean floor (including Key Largo, pictured), the original version is located in the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of San Fruttuoso. The eight-foot-tall likeness was commissioned by Italian diver Duilio Marcante in 1954. Marcante wanted to place some sort of memorial at the exact spot where his friend Dario Gonzatti died while diving a few years prior.…

Largest flower (RAFFLESIA ARNOLDII) The flower with the world’s largest bloom is the Rafflesia arnoldii. This rare flower is found in the rainforests of Indonesia. It can grow to be 3 feet across and weigh up to 15 pounds! It is a parasitic plant, with no visible leaves, roots, or stem. It attaches itself to a host plant to obtain water and nutrients. #R2Cornell

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Corypha umbraculifera Corypha umbraculifera, better known as the "Talipot palm," is the largest flowering plant with branched inflorescence. This simply means that, instead of budding off a single stalk, the flowers of the Talipot bud from tiny branches attached to the main stalk. This flowering inflorescence is the largest of any plant in the world, sometimes growing more than 25 feet in length. #R2Cornell

Bird of Paradise (Strelitzia reginae) The bird of paradise is a stunning indoor plant that can grow to be 20 feet tall outdoors in its native southern Africa. Inside, it typically reaches between three and eight feet in height, enjoying humid environments and plenty of sunlight. An evergreen perennial, this plant is also known as the crane flower, in reference to the shape of its unique blooms. #R2Cornell

Rubber Tree (Ficus elastica) Rubber trees are a popular ornamental house plant with broad, shiny, attractive leaves. Native to southeast Asia, these plants tolerate low light and do not like being moved from more than one location. As it grows, the trunk of this plant may need training or support and the leaves will need to be occasionally dusted with a damp cloth or sponge. #R2Cornell

MONEY TREE Native to Central and South America, money trees can grow up to 60 feet tall in their native habitat but are more common as a small, decorative, indoor tree. Featuring a series of slender trunks that braid together, these plants like a humid space and frequent fertilizing. Rotate your tree routinely for even growth. #R2Cornell

Parlor Palm (Chamaedorea elegans) #R2Cornell

Weeping Fig (Ficus benjamina) #R2Cornell

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BAT FLOWER (TACCA CHANTRIERI) Easy to grow indoors as a houseplant, the unusual deep purple tropical flowers, with ruffled winglike petals and long hanging whiskers, resemble a bat in flight. #R2Cornell

BLACK ELEPHANT EARS (COLOCASIA ESCULENTA) This striking tropical perennial has massive black and purple heart-shaped leaves that can grow to be a foot wide and reach three feet in length #R2Cornell

BLACK ELEPHANT EARS (COLOCASIA ESCULENTA) #R2Cornell

COBRA PLANT (DARLINGTONIA CALIFORNICA) Also known as the California pitcher plant, this is a carnivorous plant that can grow up to three feet in height. #R2Cornell

COCKSCOMB (CELOSIA CRISTATA) This easy-to-grow annual has showy, fuzzy, blood-red flowers that bear a striking resemblance to brains. #R2Cornell

CORPSE FLOWER (AMORPHOPHALLUS TITANUM) As its name suggests, this flower smells like death when it is in bloom. Some have described the scent as something akin to rotting meat or trash. #R2Cornell

DEVIL’S WALKING STICK (ARALIA SPINOSA) In addition to its spooky name, this large deciduous shrub is armed with sharp spiky stems, leaf stalks, and branches, and topped with a crown of giant compound leaves #R2Cornell

GHOST PLANT (MONOTROPA UNIFLORA) Also known as Indian pipe or corpse plant, this scary succulent contains no chlorophyll, causing it to appear totally white in color Because it doesn’t need light to grow, it can survive in even the darkest of places. What’s more, it is parasitic, stealing nutrients from neighboring plants through its roots. #R2Cornell

HALLOWEEN PANSIES (VIOLA X WITTROCKIANA) If you are looking for something dark and mysterious to plant outdoors this fall, these black pansies are sure to create a stunning and spooky ambiance #R2Cornell

HALLOWEEN PANSIES (VIOLA X WITTROCKIANA) #R2Cornell

MARIGOLDS (TAGETES PATULA) Who doesn’t love some fuzzy orange marigolds to bring some color to the fall garden? #R2Cornell

SHAMEPLANT (MIMOSA PUDICA) This creeping plant from the legume family, also known as sensitive plant, features delicate pink pom-pom-like one-inch blooms, and is best known for its bizarre defense mechanism of quickly shriveling up its leaves when touched. #R2Cornell

.VENUS FLYTRAP (DIONAEA MUSCIPULA) Like something out of the Little Shop of Horrors, this carnivorous plant lures unsuspecting insects with sweet nectar, snapping shut in a split second to form a cage around its prey with its interlocking teeth. #R2Cornell

WHITE BANEBERRY/DOLL’S EYES (ACTAEA PACHYPODA) This North American native is a popular garden plant, featuring clusters of white berries with dark spots that resemble pupils, giving the unsettling appearance of a doll’s eye. #R2Cornell

WOLFSBANE (ACONITUM NAPELLUS) So named because it has a history of use for killing wolves and other carnivores, this alluring flower is incredibly toxic. #R2Cornell

Clathrus Archeri or Octopus Stinkhorn Flowers really shouldn't have tentacles. Especially if they smell like rotting flesh as well. #R2Cornell

Darlingtonia Californica or Cobra Lily " The efficiency of the plant's trapping ability is attested to by its leaves and pitchers, which are, more often than not, full of insects and their remains." How nice. #R2Cornell

Citrus Medica or Citron Well, for once, this plant only looks horrible. Fun fact: this fruit one of the first four citrus fruits from which other citrus fruit developed! #R2Cornell

Jackson Pollock, Convergence, 1952 Over the short 44 years of his life, Jackson Pollock painted an impressive 363 paintings. He is most famously known for his drip techniques, and many of these dynamic paintings that he produced have made their mark on the art world and can be claimed as notable. #ArtsandDesigns

Gerhard Richter, Abstract Painting 599, 1986 Gerhard Richter is a multidisciplinary artist that has produced not only abstract art, but also photorealistic paintings, photographs, and glass works. Regarded as one of the most important contemporary German artists of our time, his works have also gone on to set several record prices at auction #ArtsandDesigns

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Growing orchids on a tree😊 #R2Cornell

Pencil design ideas✏️ I made this for my dearest pupils😊 #Crafting

Copper wire tree 😊 I just imitated it from what I saw on YouTube. #Crafting

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African Daisy With large pink, orange, red, or yellow petals, the African daisy is a great perennial ground cover option that enjoys lots of sunlight and doesn't require much water. #R2Cornell

Gloriosa Daisy Also known as black-eyed Susans, gloriosa daisies can easily be grown from seeds in your garden. They attract bees and butterflies but are not particularly interesting to deer. #R2Cornell

Blue Marguerite Daisy A South African native, the blue marguerite daisy is known for its sky blue petals and bright yellow center and grows best in mild summer temperatures. #R2Cornell

Shasta Daisy The shasta daisy is a low-maintenance perennial plant that looks like the common daisy but grows in bushes that span about 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide. #R2Cornell

Cape Daisy Rich in pollen and known to attract bees, the cape daisy comes in colors like purple, yellow, and white and sprouts in bushes that can grow up to 4 feet tall and 3 feet wide. #R2Cornell

Indian Chrysanthemum Daisy Blooming from summer through early fall, the Indian chrysanthemum daisy grows up to 24 inches tall, and its foliage can be used to make healing teas. #R2Cornell

Gerbera Daisy With more than 40 varieties of gerbera daisies, this perennial plant comes in a rainbow of colors like red, orange, pink, and yellow and can easily be grown from seeds. #R2Cornell

Marguerite Daisy The marguerite daisy is native to the Spanish Canary Islands and demands plenty of sunlight, a well-draining soil, and a warm temperature. #R2Cornell

Desert Star Daisy An annual plant native to parts of Mexico, California, Arizona, and Nevada, the desert star daisy thrives in dry climates and has super short stems, making it appear that the flower grows at ground level #R2Cornell

Curly Leaf Daisy With bright yellow petals and leaves that roll underneath themselves, the curly leaf daisy grows well in rocky or sandy areas. #R2Cornell

Silver Townsendia Daisy Small white hairs on the stems of the silver townsendia daisy give the plant's foliage a silvery appearance. #R2Cornell

Florist's Daisy😍🌼 The multiple layers of petals on the florist's daisy give it a pom pom-like appearance making it popular for cut flower bouquets and arrangements. #R2Cornell

Dahlberg Daisy Best used as a ground cover, dahlberg daisies are a fragrant annual plant that grows in bushes about 1 foot tall and 1 foot wide. It blooms in July and August. #R2Cornell

Oxeye Daisy A popular daisy for grasslands and meadows, the oxeye daisy typically grows to be about 20 inches tall and needs well-draining soil to thrive. #R2Cornell

Crown Daisy Often cultivated as a leafy vegetable, crown daisies are an edible annual plant that thrive in mild to cold conditions and appear in many dishes in Asian cuisine. #R2Cornell

Livingstone Daisy Characterized by their dark centers and pink, orange, yellow, and white petals, livingstone daisies thrive in sunny conditions and are tolerant to sea salt, making them perfect additions to seaside gardens. #R2Cornell

Blue-Eyed Daisy Originating in South Africa, blue-eyed daisies are a rare variety that has a blueish dark center highlighted by a yellow outer ring and white petals. #R2Cornell

Gaillardia Daisy Also known as blanket flowers, gaillardia daisies are an easy-to-grow perennial. They have a habit of spreading in full-sun areas with well-draining soil. #R2Cornell

Coneflower Daisy Known for their drooping petals and spiky flower heads, coneflower daisies are popular with bees and butterflies, but they may need some protection from heavy rainfall to thrive. #R2Cornell

Butter Daisy The yellow flowers of the butter daisy pop against its bright green foliage. This annual plant is an easy-to-grow favorite in your sun-filled garden. #R2Cornell

Painted Daisy The brightly-colored painted daisy comes in a variety of hues and is popular for its ability to attract butterflies and repel pesky insects. #Flowerslover

Chocolate Daisy🌼 At home on the plains of Colorado, Texas, and Mexico, the chocolate daisy is a drought-resistant plant that is easy to grow from seeds and blooms from early spring through late fall. #Flowerslover

Swan River Daisy Native to Australia, the swan river daisy comes in a wide variety of blue and purple shades and blooms in bushes about 3 feet tall and 2 feet wide. #Flowerslover

Daisy Meaning and Symbolism 🌼Daisies symbolize innocence and purity. 🌼According to the legend, whenever an infant died, God sprinkled daisies over the earth to cheer the parents up. 🌼In Norse mythology, the daisy is Freya’s sacred flower. Freya is the goddess of love, beauty, and fertility, and as such the daisy came by symbolize childbirth, motherhood, and new beginnings. 🌼Daisies are sometimes given to congratulate new mothers. #Flowerslover

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Floribunda Roses #R2Cornell

Groundcover Roses #R2Cornell

Miniature Roses #R2Cornell

Polyantha Roses #R2Cornell

Rambling Roses #R2Cornell

Bourbon Roses #R2Cornell

Noisette Roses #R2Cornell

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Goodmorning😊

Backyard chicken tunnel 🐔 #R2Cornell

Garden structure decoration #R2Cornell

Bougainvillea❤️ #R2Cornell

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My baby Brown😍 #MyPets

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Organic gardening😊 #R2Cornell

Rose gazebo #R2Cornell

Luxury wedding #R2Cornell

Concrete mushroom 🍄😍 #R2Cornell

Garden ornaments #R2Cornell

Garden pottery #R2Cornell

Insanely Creative ideas😁

The trash items became treasure in the garden 😍 #R2Cornell

Where the rubber tire meets the (garden) Road. 😊 #R2Cornell

Smart ways to recycled scrap materials. 😁wood saw coat hangar #R2Cornell

Recycled scrap materials 😁water pitcher wind chime #R2Cornell

🤔washing machine drum made into a chair #R2Cornell

volkswagen turned into a grill #R2Cornell

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Wagon garden planters 😍 #R2Cornell

Wheels in the Garden😍 #R2Cornell

Jesters: The Game Changers FOLLOW Other name: 광대들: 풍문조작단 조선공갈패 광대들 Joseongonggalpae Gwangdaedeul: Pungmunjojakdan Joseon Gonggalpae Gwangdaedeul Joseon Scammers The Clowns Description: Deok Ho and his gang make ends meet by racketeering around the country. Han Myeong Hoe, King Sejo's right-hand man, thinks highly of their talents and encourages them to work for the country. Funded by the government, Deok Ho and his men use more theatrical and sophisticated devices to create…

#highly recommended. 😊 "Mal Mo E": The Secret Mission FOLLOW Other name: 말모이 Malmoi Mal Mo E: The Secret Mission Mal-Mo-E: The Secret Mission Description: Set in the 1940's when Korea was under Japanese occupation. Korean people were banned from speaking their own language during that time. Pan Soo has been imprisoned several times and it is nothing special for him to go there. He does not know how to read or write the Korean language. One day, he steals Jung Hwan’s bag to…

Exit (KR 2019) FOLLOW Other name: 엑시트 Eksiteu Description: Yong Nam was one of the best rock climbers in college but hasn’t had much luck elsewhere after graduation. He has failed to get a job for many years and has to rely on his parents just to get by. For his mother’s 70th birthday, he insisted on having the party at Dream Garden because his old crush, Eui Ju works there. When a disaster strikes, covering an entire district in Seoul with mysterious white gas, he has to…

#highly recommended 😍 Miss & Mrs. Cops FOLLOW Other name: 걸캅스 Geol Kapseu Geolkapseu Girl Cops Description: Mi Yeong, who used to be considered the Major Crimes Unit’s top cop, is stationed behind a desk after having a baby. She leads uneventful yet peaceful days at handling civil complaints and looking after her son and unemployed husband at home. One day, an overly enthusiastic detective Ji Hye, is consigned to Mi Yeong’s team, and they bicker over every little thing from…

Rampant 2018 FOLLOW Other name: 창궐 Changgwol Rage Outbreak Description: Lee Chung is a Prince of Joseon, but he has been taken hostage to the Qing Dynasty. He enjoys boozing, womanizing and gambling. He is also an excellent swordsman. His older brother Lee Young will succeed to the throne and brings Lee Chung to Joseon. He returns after more than 10 years. Soon, Lee Chung faces monsters that run rampant in the night. Country: Korean Status: Completed Released: 2018 Genre:…

#highly recommended 😍 Bad Thief, Good Thief FOLLOW Other name: 도둑놈, 도둑님 The Good Thieves Jerk Thief, Honorable Thief Thief-nom, Thief-nim Thief, Thief Thief, Mr. Thief Dodugnom, Dodugnim Description: In this story, there are thieves who come from different backgrounds and situations. They were not born as thieves though. For the most part, they lived by the rules even while growing up poor and worked hard to better their lives. They are actually generous people. But the…

Front yard landscape ideas😊 #R2Cornell

GUYS, WATCH THIS MOVIE......... #highly recommended 😍 Wonderful Nightmare FOLLOW Other name: 미쓰 와이프 Miss Wife Description: Due to a mistake from heaven, Yeon Woo, a female attorney, dies. Before she is able to return to her normal self, she must live as an ordinary housewife for a month. She begins her temporary new life with her new husband, Sung Hwan , son Ha Roo and daughter, Ha Neul. Country: Korean Status: Completed Released: 2015 Genre: Comedy; Family; Fantasy;…