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sleppur · 1 year ago
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desimckinnon · 4 months ago
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oldfarmhouse · 6 months ago
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✨𝐦𝐚𝐠𝐢𝐜𝐚𝐥
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happyheidi · 2 years ago
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madradunicorn · 1 year ago
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wakeningwoods · 2 years ago
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growaglow · 1 year ago
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anmehe · 11 months ago
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halljavalge · 6 months ago
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ℍ𝐚𝓵l נ𝐀 𝔳คĻǤẸ
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promiseofanewday · 5 months ago
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folklifestyle · 2 years ago
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Where would you go if you could go anywhere? Todays favorites 1) @le.yone 2) @thejeffrose 3) @kylekotajarvi 4) @forestbound 5) @charlysavely 6) @lennart 7) @rareflower_photography 8) @robinxbenjamin 9) @reneeroaming 10) @dgsc #folk #liveauthentic #livefolk https://www.instagram.com/p/CorvzY8ugaF/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=
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speculative-world · 10 months ago
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pefkorgi, more commonly called a spiked spire, are large amphimischos found frequently in forestbound lakes though can be found in rivers and streams and such, their spikes are photosynthetic and will slowly collapse into tough leaflike structures as they grow, they will move towards nearby movement, this behaviour is theorized as a way to defend themselves from being grazed upon, though this behaviour has given them the adaptation of reproducing through the spines that break off when they move, the behaviour of them moving has given them a bad reputation among ◗ta fishermen due to them interfering with their attempts at fishing, cutting fishing lines, stabbing them when they are in the ammonia, though their spines are tough and hard to eat, they have a soft spot on the top of their spire where they grow their spikes, this portion is rather soft and about as nutrient rich as the rest of the spikes, if you have any questions about this amphimischos please dont be afraid to ask
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peacefuldwellings · 1 year ago
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6 Slow Interiors To Inspire You (Part II)
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oldfarmhouse · 6 months ago
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𝗁𝗍𝗍𝗉s://instagram.com/forestbound
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madradunicorn · 2 years ago
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behindinthepine · 1 year ago
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