Picture/Clip Post Magazine (New Joiners Read 1st post)

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[Miss_Rachel]

 

[BergDry]

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I'm Torn Between this Stunning pic + the Goth Lady (with the Tattoo's, Skull + blood from the lip), having said that they are All Fantastic pics.
Thank You @Miss_Rachel for this Excellent set of pics.

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

Dedicated to @Miss ZW

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

 

[Little Miss Humpee]

Thong Thursday Special Bonus pic.

And that concludes a fant-ass-stic new set
Enjoy and welcome to the 80s

 

[bacozoo]

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Thong Thursday Special Bonus pic.

And that concludes a fant-ass-stic new set
Enjoy and welcome to the 80s

A very special photo. Congratulations. We can see so much beauty in this picture

Thanks for sharing

 

[bacozoo]

Gonna Hit this run early. It will be long. Lets try not to derail the train again tonight, shall we?

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simple and perfect

Your prictures reminded me of the song: "Simple Man"

 

[bacozoo]

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Aaannd thats it for today, enjoy and Happy Humpday!! Where did i put Mister Oso again?

(That's Not me btw, and Mister Oso is my huge Teddybear, just for clarification)

Sweet

 

[saddlebum66]

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A Palm Cockatoo....Quite a Beak on this birdie....

 

[saddlebum66]

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A Hornbill...

 

[Blacksoul]

Ok, my first one for today..

 

[Blacksoul]

 

[Blacksoul]

 

[Blacksoul]

 

[Blacksoul]

 

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[Blacksoul]

And my last one.. This photo by Aman Chokshi shows a giant telescope at a US research station at the South Pole against a backdrop of spectacular aurora borealis australis. Every day during their 14-month stay, Chokshi and a colleague walked the one-kilometer walk to the telescope in temperatures ranging from minus 50 to minus 70 degrees Celsius to remove snow.

 

[BergDry]

And my last one.. This photo by Aman Chokshi shows a giant telescope at a US research station at the South Pole against a backdrop of spectacular aurora borealis. Every day during their 14-month stay, Chokshi and a colleague walked the one-kilometer walk to the telescope in temperatures ranging from minus 50 to minus 70 degrees Celsius to remove snow.

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The Northern Lights are such a Extraordinary Natural Phenomenon.
Thank You @Blacksoul for this & the rest of these Stunning pics.