22, female, eastern US. Majoring in biology.
Post mostly punk/anarchist and nature things.
I feel at home beneath the trees, high on the edge of cliffs or buildings, and up in the mountains.
Sometimes I drink too much.
My friends and family are dear to me, and I would kill for them.
Books are a good escape. So is living out of a backpack.
Smashing bottles, loud music, and screaming are good releases of pent-up anger.
When I'm sad I go for walks.
Rather shy, very passionate, often angry at the state of the world, lover of deep woods, night-time river swims, climbing anything, long talks and sitting outside in silence.
Talk to me about literally anything, I am often lonely and I like hearing about other people's lives.
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misty forest in Yakushima by dmakos on Flickr.
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A lion cub is photographed in front of the blood moon in South Luangwa national park, Zambia.
cr: Will Burrard - Lucas/Barcroft
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Maple Pass - Lake Ann Loop, North Cascades by i8seattle on Flickr.
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Dolomites - Heart Of The Alps
German photographer Kilian Schönberger takes us on a trip to the most probably most beautiful mountains of Europe’s best known mountain chain.
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I’ve been feeling off lately, so my friend took me to play in a field of wildflowers. to say the least, wandering through these fields tucked in the mountains for a few hours was just what I needed.
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Top Bridge Trail, Englishman River, Vancouver Island 2016
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The Winston Eye: Feeder Falls By David Winston Lorenz
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“Seals In A Kelp Forest” by Kyle Mcburnie
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The important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.
Albert Einstein (via quietlotus)
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