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The “Prima Ballerina” fountain is located in Kościuszko Square in the town of Poddębice, Poland. This extraordinary work of art was created by sculptor Małgorzata Chodakowska, who is renowned for combining bronze and water as equally important artistic materials.
The installation features three slender ballerina figures, with water flowing from their waists to form delicate, flowing skirts that appear to billow gracefully in the breeze.
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Las águilas gigantes y el resto de la decoración de El Señor de los Anillos han sido retiradas del aeropuerto de Wellington tras más de 12 años. Una verdadera pena para los que aun no hemos podido visitar Nueva Zelanda.
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This is how the neurons in your brain look when you learn something new. Isn't it amazing?!
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Today is the day my new book Scotland's People is officially released, but it's also a year since we lost Molly.
I should be all excited to promote the book and tell you some stories from it, but that can wait. Instead, here's the dedication to Molly the inspirational Labrador
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Asked 'Grok' to animate my 'Paint' version of the English fleet blockading Dunbar Castle in 1338. But it sent the ships racing towards the Castle where in the real world they would be wrecked on the rocks. Very dramatic though. #DunbarCastle #ScottishCastles #HistoryRebuilt
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The Flying Scotsman on an autumn day 🍂
Steam, copper leaves and the most famous locomotive in the world 🚂
She was built in Yorkshire, at Doncaster Works and entered service in February 1923 for just £7,944.
On 30 November 1934, she became the first steam locomotive officially recorded at 100mph.
She's since travelled around the world, was saved for the nation in 2004 and now lives at the National Railway Museum in York, 100 years after she was built.
Some sights never get old and a Yorkshire built legend in autumn colour is one of them.
Have you ever seen her in steam? 🏴 – at Yorkshire and The Humber, England
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Patrzcie! Znowu mi się trafiła na sosnowej igle! 😍😍😍
Igłówka malutka
(Heyderia pusilla)
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Prince's Park, Britain's smallest park, has once again been transformed for Remembrance Sunday with around 10,000 handmade poppies, thanks to the incredible efforts of Friends of Prince's Park.
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'Look, a kingfisher!'
Happy Friday x
#watercolour #reflections #birds #landscape #kingfisher – at Crediton, England
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(Amanda)
I feel sorry that Colin is going to be alone on his plot now that little Janet has gone 🌈
I've decided to go and keep him company there.
I'll still be eating and sleeping in the veranda but I'll spend my mornings with him on his plot.
I think he will like that.
What do you think?
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NGC 2775 is a hybrid: its centre resembles an elliptical galaxy, while its outer ring mirrors the dusty, star-packed structure of a spiral. From our single viewpoint, we class it as lenticular.
(Credit: ESA/Hubble & NASA, F. Belfiore, J. Lee and the PHANGS-HST Team)
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A rainbow at Glencoe 🌈.
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