poweryouth:

theworldwelivein:

Dreadful days (by Sísí)

This is what we want to protect. Amazing. 

majasweden:

christaroar:

danieldoomm:

iliverightnow:

Ash and Lightning Above Eyjafjallajökull Volcano

Looked so impressive on the news last night.

Wow. … Yeah, wow.

Mhm. The volcano next to Eyjafjallajökull has got a much easier name, Katla. I have a feeling it will erupt as well. And now that wouldn’t be good.

wbotd:

zamuroparlotero:

Barinas a la sombra HDR (via)

majasweden:

First flower of the year, last saturday. ♥

majasweden:

I wanted to get out there so badly, but there was way too much water. It was really beautiful, I just wish I had a better camera than the one on my phone to take a picture of it.

treeporn:

I love Swedish forests more than any other. They are wild and empty and perfect for getting lost in. Moss and bilberries and random boulders cover the ground. When I was young my mother told me a Swedish fairy tale; that the boulders were thrown there by giants. I know them now to have been left by glaciers, but I prefer my mum’s version. (photo taken on Grinda, near Stockholm, last year.)

I totally agree. I especially like the southern parts of Sweden, where it’s more common with deciduous forests. So beautiful. 

fuckyeahvenezuela:

Salto Aponwao, La Gran Sabana

wbotd:

upanddowns:

(via)

First pic for my new Tumblelog, Wonders of Nature. This one’s from another great blog, wbotd. You should check it out ;)