Cherry Carry

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man is beautiful but very weak, defenseless. he is the most unnecessary link in nature. if plants die out, we will perish, if we die, the planet will become green again, and flowers will sprout through the houses the 18th century bastion is slowly returning to the earth. the bricks are crumbling into dust, but new life is already pulsating in the cracks - thin green shoots, persistent and ruthless we're so proud of our fortresses. they're just temporary scars on the planet. It will heal them without a trace our love, our wars, our technology are a fleeting breath in her long life. nature takes her time. she has an eternity to spare are we really as important as we think we are?

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it's atypically hot today. i'm escaping the heat at a cafe how are your lazy weekends going?

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the lake is like a mirror, in it the sky becomes closer. and the dragonfly on the leaf reminds us: even in stillness there is life. nature does not repeat itself, but always rhymes. What is your "quiet miracle" from the natural world today?

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tried to create realistic photos on GPTchat the first photo is correct, the second photo should be a candle in a gift box, but something went wrong ahahaha

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Just so you know: this is not a "gimmick" from the internet, but an actual painting by Giovanni Francesco Caroto, "Red-haired Young Man with Drawing," 1515

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it's raining today. i will read a lot and study the charts of interesting coins to the quiet whispers of nature how was your weekend?

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this is the most luxurious dollhouse in history – just look at its rooms and details! in 1686, it was commissioned by petronella oortman, the wife of a wealthy amsterdam silk merchant. the "construction" took 24 years – and here's why: 1. every item is made of real materials: the marble floor is made of marble, the fabric wallpaper is made of silk, and the wooden furniture is made of precious wood 2. art in miniature: the paintings were done by famous artists of the era, the porcelain dishes were created by chinese craftsmen, and the library with 83 leather-bound volumes contains real books with text 3. and a little more that’s amazing: a kitchen with plumbing, cabinets with tiny clothes, and bedroom linen embroidered with the client’s initials in the end, its cost is comparable to that of a real house

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rain has turned ordinary flowers into masterpieces. even on a cloudy day, nature knows how to add light have you noticed the beauty in the little things today?

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time erases facades, but not history massive bricks, cracks, columns - there is more life in them than in new buildings. black and white only emphasizes the weight of these walls these walls remember more than they seem to. This was taken in a place I return to again and again. Even the air here is steeped in history. Who can guess where it is? And if you know, share your favorite corner of this city

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Today there was a storm in my city the wind howled so much that my dog got scared and lay with me for half a day hugging me and now everything is quiet and the rain left diamonds on the grass each blade of grass is like a separate universe nature knows a lot about details

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sometimes the day collects itself, like a briar at the post office, like a clover lost in the dense grass. and then a parcel arrives: black muslin wrapped in pink paper, and you wrap yourself in a new robe, in this softness of handmade work, and realize that everything random is suddenly forming a pattern. do you ever have days where even the post office becomes a place for small discoveries?

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There's a tulip tree blooming in my town (Liriodendron tulipifera) nature's elegant paradox — a tree that blooms tulips the tuliptree reminds us: some rules are meant to be rewritten Fun fact: In Edgar Allan Poe's story "The Gold Bug," a skull was nailed to the branch of a tulip tree to serve as a guide for finding treasure. Captain Kidd's richest treasure was buried near the same tree

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the most dangerous fences are the ones we stop seeing some borders are physical. others — grown from 'you can't' and watered with 'it's always been this way’ zoom in. what's your wire made of?

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proof that even concrete jungles breathe — my city wears its green crown with pride some cities have rivers. mine has currents of leaves whispering from block to block

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tiny universe in bloom — delicate, persistent, unapologetically pink. nature writes its poetry in petals what if we paid as much attention to small wonders as we do to price charts? p.s. shot this while kneeling in the grass — worth every stain on my jeans

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ITAP doors in a mosque doors that whisper stories — every curve, every line carved with intention stood here for 10 minutes just tracing the lines with my eyes — sometimes beauty demands slow attention if these doors could speak, what would they tell us?

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summer’s first whispers — fragile, fleeting, perfect. hold on too tight, and it slips away. let go, and it dances with the wind some things exist only in the act of disappearing what’s your earliest summer memory?

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A series about teenage aggression and the influence of social networks, about parents who have lost contact with their children, about bullying in the lives of teenagers, about the expectations of parents and the reality of children Interesting facts: The series is shot in one take in each episode "one-shot" Before filming, the actors practiced each episode for about a month. Shooting the second episode required 11 takes because of the technical difficulty of Jamie's escape from the school. In one scene, covert digital footage was used (Jamie's jump from the school window). Stephen Graham insisted on casting real teenagers. No artificial light was used in the filming process The final scene on the soccer field was filmed at a real children's stadium in Salford. This location was chosen because the screenwriter Jack Thorne himself played there as a child Director Phil Barantini is a former chef and his experience with strict coordination helped him orchestrate the complex single-frame shoots

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This residence is located in the very center of the city. It is noisy in the evenings because it is the main place for celebrations. But behind that residence, a whole other world opens up. No pathos, no audience. A stone staircase, seemingly going nowhere. But beyond it is a path that leads deep into the depths - like a page of an old diary, where trees instead of letters. The old trunks whisper through the centuries: "We remember when there were no people here, but only the wind"

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