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loss-of-control:

a Sailor’s Life.

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modernlovetracks:

“Friday I’m In Love” by The Cure

loss-of-control:

Young pioneers from the Artek Camp in Crimea are prepared for poisonous gas attack 1940

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wontyoudance-with-me:

(x)

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firsttimeuser:

Ecstasy, 1974 by Keleti, Éva

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artemisdreaming:

Pine forest in mist, taken at Stone Bamboo Shot Bridge, June 2004
From Celestial Realm: The Yellow Mountains of China
Wang Wusheng

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invado:

Towers by andersdenkend on Flickr.

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ha-des:

Undiscovered Self, 1999
Jerry Uelsmann

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glared:

USS Akron (ZRS-4) was a helium-filled rigid airship of the United States Navy that was lost in a weather-related accident off the New Jersey coast early on April 4, 1933, killing 73 of the 76 crew and passengers on board. During its accident-prone 18-month term of service, she also served as a flying aircraft carrier for launching F9C Sparrowhawk biplane fighters.
At 785 ft (239 m) long, 20 ft (6.1 m) shorter than the German commercial airship Hindenburg, Akron and her sister Macon were among the largest flying objects in the world. Although the Hindenburg was longer, it was filled with hydrogen, so the two U.S. airships still hold the world record for helium-filled airships.

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