nickerson

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Dreams are the whispers of what you could be; action is the roar that brings it to life. Coffee is the crucial necessity of both ☕️

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A person who is okay with being alone is a powerful person.

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deer park in Queenstown

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West Lake in Winter

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Some people were born in Rome.

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My shot of the 12 hours of West Lake

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Algonquin Maple Viewing

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Autumn, the most beautiful season

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An impala’s sleek frame isn’t just for show—it’s designed for speed and agility! 🦌💨 Perfect for escaping predators in the African savannah.

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Lungern, Switzerland 🇨🇭

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Happy Saturday, I saw this on my morning walk & thought about you, burgers, food travel

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Autumn in Matera Basilicata Italy

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There is a road in Rome, The Appian way, which was built in 312 BC by Appius Claudius Caecus and it is still in use today.

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Zhengding Ancient City Zhengding, Hebei, China, 15 kilometres north of Shijiazhuang City The hometown of ‘Zhao Zilong’, with thousands of years of history and culture.

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Located in Italy’s Puglia region, the town of Alberobello is known for housing about 1,500 of these trulli.

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This cross-section of the A303 road in England reveals layers of history beneath our wheels! From Roman roads to modern asphalt, each layer tells a story of innovation and travel 🚗🏰

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SPECTACULAR! The Colosseum or Flavian Amphitheater was built in the 1st century. It was the largest built in the Roman Empire. It could hold an estimated 50,000 to 80,000 spectators.

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Let's travel in time through this fascinating Roman denarius added to my collection, to the sacred grove of the goddess Diana on the mysterious shores of Lake Nemi – and into one of the most bloody and undeniably cinematic rites of the ancient world...

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Street in Herculaneum

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