Therefore the geese go barefoot and the ducks in little red shoes.

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newsflick:

A cow called Yvonne, who escaped from a Bavarian farm after apparently sensing she was about to be slaughtered, has been tracked down after three months on the run. Having been fattened up for slaughter, the six-year-old brown dairy cow escaped from her field in the village of Zangberg, 50 miles north-east of Munich, on 24 May. Her whereabouts became a national obsession in Germany, with one tabloid offering a reward of €10,000 for her safe return. (EPA)

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dropanchors:

I would thoroughly enjoy this. 

zentrifuge:

Tim Hawkinson - Möbius Ship

“California-based artist Tim Hawkinson is known for taking everyday materials and altering them in imaginative ways, creating works that address broad issues about the intersection of human consciousness, nature and technology. Here, he employed a mix of found objects and common household materials—including twist ties, craft wood, staples, and packing material—which he transformed almost alchemically into a complex and awe-inspiring sculpture.”

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sisterwolf:

Solongo Mellecker - Baba Yaga the Goddess of Death

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carlosbela:

Claire Pestaille | Photo Collages

thingsorganizedneatly:

“The Visual Topography of a Generation Gap”

“A copy was made from my original apartment key, then a copy was made from
that copy. This process was repeated until the original keys information was
destroyed, resulting in the topography of a generation.”
-Dan Bejar

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