I think I’m right in saying this is in Michigan. Or some of them are anyway.

I wanna go explore.

(Source: artboxconcepts, via ticklemahfancy)

ismalizm:

There is one very interesting place - Glass Beach (Glass Beach, Fort Bragg, California, USA). In the early 20th century this beach was a big dump. In the sixties the landfill was closed, and various cleanup programs were undertaken through the years to correct the damage. Over the next several decades the pounding waves cleansed the beach, wearing down the discarded glass into the small, smooth, colored trinkets that cover the beach today. Since then, the place has become popular and best tourism place for the tourists.

Take me there.

undernorthernlights:

Parco Dei Mostri, Italy.

awesome, but kind of terrifying 

jcancelliere:

The Colloseum : I keep thinking I’ll eventually get bored of traveling, but there’s something special about seeing an internationally famous building or monument that just doesn’t get old. Walking from the Arch of Titus, past the Arch of Constantine toward the largest ancient Roman arena was quite an experience.

alixjunge336:

in front of some castle in Milan, Italy.

tipjunkie:

We took a fast train to Florence and LOVED the Dumo. #italy #florence (Taken with instagram)

sleepingside:

from robert polidori’s “havana” series

fredtougas:

Street music, La Habana, Cuba

natgeodailyshot:

Icelandic horses are out all year, even through the winter. I captured these in-foal mares in southern Iceland in December 2011. (via Iceland Picture – Animal Photo - National Geographic Photo of the Day)

temperatuura:

geysir, iceland