#Underground landscapes

[daughter-s-of-cain]

[herestonow]

Luray Caverns

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[thesilicontribesman]

Cathedral Cave, Langdale Quarries, Lake District

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

Fort Canning Tree Tunnel," Singapore,

Fort Canning Tree tunnel connects Penang Road with Fort Canning Park and ends with a spiral staircase looking up to a large Yellow Rain Tree. Fort Canning Park is open 24/7 and there is no entrance fee for visiting it.

Fort Canning was built in 1859 and used by the British Army and then the Japanese Army during the occultation in WWII. It was handed over to the Singapore Armed Forces in 1963 and converted into a public park in 1972.

[docileeffects]

[skullybonez]

Subterranean

[wandering-jana]

Onondaga Cave State Park, Missouri.

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[haveyouseenthisskeleton]

Hiii, I'm the guy, who, asked about french culture for a school project, I was wondering if, you had any photos of France, cuz, we have to make an invitation and we have the idea of making it a postal card, so we had this one idea of making like a collage of photos and yeahh, if you don't have any it's okay, thank you either way, I hope you have a wonderful day! :D

I'm not a big traveler, but here are some I took.

So first, have some photos of Boulogne-sur-Mer, a famous beach city in the North of France.

(yeah, we don't have the blue cool water they have in the south lmao. It's green and polluted, and full of weird bugs that bites your legs xD)

A random picture of Paris where you can see Notre-Dame-de-Paris, our cathedral. It was before it burned though, that's like collector pics or something.

Next is a picture of Lille, I think ??? I don't know either lol. It's a big fountain in the central place of Lille, which is the biggest city in the North of France (North is a department by the way). Though it might be Paris too. I have no idea, it was taken a few years ago lol. (Edit: That's Paris, not sure where, but that's a nice looking fountain lol).

Have next a famous library in Paris. Yeah, we named our libraries with famous English dramaturgists sometimes, that makes total sense.

And then another look of Notre-Dame at night, in Paris. It burned like two weeks after I went there :') But you can see what it looked like before that.

And if you need more generic pictures, that's a lake. It's like 10 minutes away from my house lol. It's polluted too, with carbon. When you go in the water, you get out all dirty.

I'm so sorry, I'm realizing I'm actually not the best at taking photos of my country xD I'll see if that's a skill I can ameliorate later.

You can find plenty of photos of at least Paris on websites like Pixabay that are free to use and way better than mine honestly. If you want some famous cities, you can try Marseille, Arras (best city ever to visit, especially during the Christmas period), Nantes, Paris, Amiens, Lille, Toulouse, Bordeaux... I'm sure you'll find nice photos there!

[allenanix]

MARINE IGUANA.

[robosexxxual]

i have this recurring dream about this insane sonic adventure 2 chao garden mod

[steph-photographie]

Photos originales par Steph-Photo

La station "Toledo" à Naples fait partie des plus belles stations de métro en Europe. Une belle immersion !

[daughter-s-of-cain]

[kirbyfigure]

hii! <33 can i request some usernames for "lauren"? tysm!

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[thesilicontribesman]

The Prehistoric Interiors of Stump Cross Caverns, Yorkshire Dales

[upstairsdownstairsandinbetween]

Underground Library,

Kurkku Fields, Kisarazu City, Chiba Prefecture, Japan,

Hiroshi Nakamura and NAP Architects,

Photo: Kohei Omachi

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