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When the heat of summer passes, the scenery will change color.
Beautiful Real-World Wallpapers
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Thank you for loving Japan!
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Temples and Mt. Fuji etc are of course wonderful, but the landscape I think personally like Japan is the scenery of the street corner where many electric wires intersect.
:emoji_v:Temples and Mt. Fuji etc are of course wonderful, but the landscape I think personally like Japan is the scenery of the street corner where many electric wires intersect.
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Today's bing wallpaper, Frankenstein Castle Darmstadt Germany
To celebrate Frankenstein Day, aka the birthday of writer Mary Shelley, we bring you this moody photo of Frankenstein Castle at Darmstadt, Germany. A man named Johann Dippel lived here once, and is said to have been involved in attempts to reanimate body parts of the deceased. Sound familiar? That may be because Dippel’s life is thought to have influenced the creation of the novel ‘Frankenstein’ by Mary Shelley. While scholars debate the real-life inspirations, we do know that Shelley was just 19 when she crafted the story, essentially written on a dare made by poet Lord Byron. While spending a rainy summer on Lake Geneva in Switzerland, Shelley (nee Godwin), her future husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Byron, all decided to try writing ghost stories. Mary Shelley outdid the others by creating the well-known story of the mad doctor who brings the dead back to life. Her book is often cited as the first true work of science fiction.
To celebrate Frankenstein Day, aka the birthday of writer Mary Shelley, we bring you this moody photo of Frankenstein Castle at Darmstadt, Germany. A man named Johann Dippel lived here once, and is said to have been involved in attempts to reanimate body parts of the deceased. Sound familiar? That may be because Dippel’s life is thought to have influenced the creation of the novel ‘Frankenstein’ by Mary Shelley. While scholars debate the real-life inspirations, we do know that Shelley was just 19 when she crafted the story, essentially written on a dare made by poet Lord Byron. While spending a rainy summer on Lake Geneva in Switzerland, Shelley (nee Godwin), her future husband Percy Bysshe Shelley, and Byron, all decided to try writing ghost stories. Mary Shelley outdid the others by creating the well-known story of the mad doctor who brings the dead back to life. Her book is often cited as the first true work of science fiction.
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伊豆沼Izu-numa is the place of stay of migratory birds.
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Great sharing all of you :emoji_clap: This is Albert Dros
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Recently, the pond at 東北芸術工科大学 university is talked about 'It resembles Uyuni salt lake'.
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It is an awesome vision like @oldschool said about sitting in an enclosed porch as a storm approaches but I hope you will take all precautions @show-Zi
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Certainly they are 'invasive'.
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In Japan, "Kudzu" is called "くず (kuzu)", iron waste is also called "kuzu" in the same way.
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In Japan, "Kudzu" is called "くず (kuzu)", iron waste is also called "kuzu" in the same way.
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Certainly they are 'invasive'.
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In Japan, "Kudzu" is called "くず (kuzu)", iron waste is also called "kuzu" in the same way.
Individually it is a lovely plant but collectively their like a hurricane destroying everything in their path, Samurai Warriors
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