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#moggieMonday
Scooter, December ‘16 💜🐈⬛
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Apparently, because it’s raining, I have abandoned my outdoor duties.
Naturally, I’ve decided to take up a position in Ticket Sales.
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One of my favourite shots of this church. Leaving it here for #MedievalMonday
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In one of medieval Europe's largest lead-producing regions, children were raised in dangerously polluted home environments #MedievalMonday
This may have had a disproportionate effect on women, who showed much higher rates of premature mortality.
🆓 doi.org/10.15184/aqy.2026.10…
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#Monochromemonday Time to retreat after a little bit of rutting 🦌
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Bridge at Betws-y-Coed has a huge following. What a location this would be for a fantasy or historic film. This courtesy @Templarlady #WelshPassion #Wales
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When you’re in mourning but you’re still extra. Ceremonial Court Mourning Dress of Dowager Empress Maria Feodorovna, 1894, via The Hermitage.
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I love books and I loved this image of Saint Andrew with books. I thought it was fantastic..📚
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🌤🩷Guten Morgen am Montag 🩷🌤
Da wo Liebe ist,
da ist der Sinn des Lebens erfüllt.
(D. Bonhoeffer)
Ich wünsche euch einen glücklichen und liebevollen Wochenstart!
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From the latest Digest: a neon boat, a Whisky Sour and a 700-year-old oak door. Somewhere between dream and reality, I found myself in Alrewas, speaking its strange name and sensing something beyond the everyday. Read on 👉
digest.andymarshall.co/andy-…
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Good morning. He’s a bright beauty for #MushroomMonday. Wishing you an equally bright start to your week.
#mushrooms
#toadstool
#funghi
@keeper_of_books
From the footpath in #3HillsField viewing the #BronzeAge #3HillsRoundBarrows. #Archeology dig in 1986-7 carbon dated postholes ext at site to be c.2140-1740 bce=3766-4166 years ago.Near #Woodford & #GreatAddington,#Northamptonshire.#PhilOnaBike #AncientWays #clouds
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La Scuola di San Giovanni de vetriari (San Giovanni Battista dei Battuti di Murano) portò in processione "un organo che si suona, tuto fatto di vetro senza altra materia di sorte alcuna".
Buongiorno a tutti!
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