Long Long Journey

1000cutethings:

Aluna the Kirk’s Dik-Dik Antelope
Aluna is a newborn Kirk’s Dik-dik antelope at the Chester Zoo, and is just a few centimeters tall. The zoo’s curator takes care of and bottle-feeds Aluna at home and at the office, because she failed to bond with her mother. Aluna’s name means “come here” in Swahili; she was given that name because she runs around so much. Dik-diks are native to Kenya, Tanzania, and Namibia. They reach a maximum size of just 40 cm tall and are one of the smallest antelope species in the world.

(via murmeldjur)

thevintagethimble:

Coat, Date: first quarter 20th century Culture: Albanian Medium: wool, metal, silk, cotton | THE MET

meisterc:

THAT TRAILER REMINDED ME HOW MUCH I MISS DRAWING LOKI

meisterc:

THAT TRAILER REMINDED ME HOW MUCH I MISS DRAWING LOKI

mllemia:

thefieldjournal:Photograph by Tim Walker for Vogue, December, 2011.

In northern Mongolia, reindeer territory, 13-year-old Puje fearlessly explores the wild landscape.

mllemia:

thefieldjournal:Photograph by Tim Walker for Vogue, December, 2011.

In northern Mongolia, reindeer territory, 13-year-old Puje fearlessly explores the wild landscape.

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