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Pic of landscape from a high point, a valley covered with forest, a sunny autumn sky despite some fog

Fields and vineyard and tiny villages in a valley, forests on the hills, foggy sky, tiny bit of sun

Some sort of small waterfall, with many streams of water falling from rocks covered with moss, deep in a valley

Big cliffs emerging from the fog above the trees, viewed from the bottom of a valley

more of the home region

date 😋

Iguanodon thumb

Thumbs up for Friday! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

The Wave & @_thewavetv 2h Ohio Billionaire Larry Connor will take $20M sub down to Titanic wreck site to prove industry is safer after OceanGate incident. He will be joined by CEO of Triton Submarines Patrick Laney.

make the sequel “oops all billionaires”

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Beautiful 🤩

Sky above, earth below, and peace within📸✌️

Theater in hierapolis📸

Oh no Jeremy 😂

Welcome😊

“ONE OF THE PROBLEMS WITH PINPOINTING EARLY SCI-FI IS THAT GUILDED AGE TECHNOLOGY WAS SO WEIRD THAT REAL GADGETS ARE SOMETIMES MISTAKEN FOR SPECULATIVE FICTION, FOR EXAMPLE, A NEW YORK NEWSPAPER HIRED A MINI BICYCLE-BLIMP TO FLY OVER THE CITY BUT A FILM PORTRAYING IT WAS CALLED SCI-FI ON WIKIPEDIA…

Just imagine the ancient humans that came in contact with it

#addmepleasechef

Breakfast time!

Leonardo’s brazenly feminist portrait During the Renaissance, artists portrayed women as ideals, symbols, and allegories, even in their own portraits. Then one day Leonardo da Vinci and Lisa Gherardini said goodbye to all that.

Happy Birthday, Leonardo da Vinci 🎉

I never liked the Mona Lisa. I never understood what all the fuss was about.

One day, I examined the Mona Lisa in light of typical female portraits created during the Italian Renaissance. And just like that, I became a fan….

#ArtHistory 🗃️

Annual Becket Lecture 2024: Professor Elisabeth van Houts ‘Empress Matilda (d. 1167) and Archbishops in Twelfth-Century Germany, France and England’ by Professor Elisabeth van Houts.

This year's Becket Lecture at CCCU will be 14 May. Prof. Elisabeth van Houts on 'Empress Matilda and Archbishops'. Details in link #medievalsky #skystorians Please repost. www.canterbury.ac.uk/events/2024/...

Until next time 🥀

Peace

one of my favorite parts of the Easter story is that Mary Magdalene shows up to the tomb and mistakes Jesus for a gardener, implying that after the resurrection he was just sort of messing around with plants and things until everyone else got there

That face is creepy

Jesus crossing up the devil

On the third day, He crossed up Satan and went hard to to the rack for two

#Easter #Memes #EasterMemes

Just find another plug

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Very complicated OS

So you don’t eat fish?

Twitter be so crazy nowadays ;)

No way😅