moldova's soup

About

Accounts

Friends

Newer posts are loading.

You are at the newest post.
Click here to check if anything new just came in.

May 08 2012

→ interiorsatnight.tumblr.com

Reposted from

fourstrings via

knicKnack

#
React

May 02 2012

Reposted from

tuulikki via

MissDeWorde

#
React

→ myepicshit.com

Epic dogs

Reposted from

dubliner via

fojtu

#
React

Dissected - Dali, Van Gogh and Picasso by DDB Brazil

Reposted from

darksideofthemoon via

MissDeWorde

#
React

→ i.imgur.com

Reposted from

seraphic via

knicKnack

#
React

April 29 2012

→ mandrag.tumblr.com

amsterdam

Reposted from

szopkowa via

knicKnack

#
React

Reposted from

siseniorita via

knicKnack

#
React

April 28 2012

→ lh3.ggpht.com

The Golden Rock (Kyaik-htiyo or Kyaiktiyo), perched atop a cliff near Yangon, is one of the most sacred sites in Burma. According to legend, the Golden Rock itself is precariously perched on a strand of the Buddha's hair. The rock seems to defy gravity, as it perpetually appears to be on the verge of rolling down the hill. At the top of the rock is built a small pagoda and covered with gold leaves pasted on by devotees. A glimpse of the "gravity defying" Golden Rock is believed to be enough of an inspiration for any person to turn to Buddhism.

Reposted from

wonderfulnature via

travelling-without-moving

#
React

→ lh5.ggpht.com

Many curious rock formations are scattered over 50 acres on Brimham Moor. One of them is the Idol Rock precariously balanced on top of a smaller rock. The rocks eroded by water, glaciation and wind, have taken amazing shapes. Many of the formations suggest all manner of things, including elephants, hippos, bears, and mushrooms.

Reposted from

wonderfulnature via

travelling-without-moving

#
React

→ lh4.ggpht.com

The Balancing Rock in St. Mary's Bay on Long Island, Nova Scotia seems to defy gravity as it stands on its end at the edge of the rock below. The 9 meter high column of rock is attached by two small sections with a gap between that you can look through.

Reposted from

wonderfulnature via

travelling-without-moving

#
React

Reposted from

evilgirl333x2 via

comedy

#
React

April 25 2012

Reposted from

cup-of-coffee via

ula

#
React

→ bakethatlinguist.tumblr.com

This beautiful work is composed of more than 2,500 letters and characters from different languages from around the world. The colorful writing is illuminated from behind, and walking into this room is a bit like walking into an abstracted conversation in which you’re hearing bits and pieces of the entire planetary population talking at once. This piece, by Noriko Shiozawa (塩澤徳子), is called “Koto-no-ha” (こと‐の‐は), which is an older Japanese word for “language.” Shiozawa-san was kind enough to give her permission to allow the photograph above to be used as the cover for the UNESCO Jakarta Annual Report 2008.

Reposted from