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Integer Maecenas Eget Viverra

Joanna Wellick
July 18, 2018
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A Pretium Enim Dolor Donec Eu Venenatis Curabitur

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July 17, 2018
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A Vivamus Penatibus Enim Sit Et Quam Vel Consequat

Joanna Wellick
July 16, 2018
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Maecenas Tincidunt Eget Libero Massa Vitae

Joanna Wellick
July 15, 2018
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Leo A Vel Pretium Imperdiet Aenean

Joanna Wellick
July 14, 2018
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Tempus Vitae Quis Rutrum Vel Ut Eget Eu Pulvinar Blandit

Joanna Wellick
July 13, 2018
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Massa Tincidunt Vel

Joanna Wellick
July 12, 2018
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Rhoncus Ante Sit Nulla Sed Tellus Blandit Eleifend Nascetur

Joanna Wellick
July 11, 2018
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Et Tellus Id Magnis Nisi Maecenas Eget Nam

Joanna Wellick
July 10, 2018
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Etiam Ante Sem Enim Ipsum Amet Eros Ligula Ullamcorper Vivamus Eu

Joanna Wellick
July 9, 2018
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Vel Amet Pulvinar Massa Integer Libero Dui Tempus Ante Justo Ut Viverra

Joanna Wellick
July 8, 2018
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Vel Consequat Eget Eros Ut Sem Nunc Augue Donec Aenean Nec Tellus Vitae Vulputate

Joanna Wellick
July 7, 2018
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The nomadic Bajau Laut, a sea-faring hunter-gatherer tribe with over 1,000 years of history just off the shores of Southeast Asia, is among the last surviving group of "sea gypsies" — meaning they live entirely off of the ocean, often never touching land in their entire lifetimes. These masters of the sea can regularly be found diving to the depths of the waters they call home — up to five hours per day — collecting food and other resources necessary for their survival. The massive smile spread across this young tribe member's face is representative of the joy and gratitude we should all try to feel for our unique surroundings — and serves as a reminder to get out there and explore those different from our own. (📷: @loganlambert 📍:Sabah, Malaysia)

In celebration of #EarthDay, we're looking to Bhutan on how to do better and be better for our planet. 🌎 Did you know: Bhutan is the only carbon-negative country in the world? That means it absorbs more carbon than it produces — amazing! #EarthDay2019 (📷: @loganlambert 📍: Bhutan)

"The concept of solitude becomes much more tangible in landscapes like this. The constant buzz of cell phones fades away as connectivity gives way to consciousness, your breath gets deeper, and your heart begins to feel fuller — but more than anything, a sense of scale sets in. The mountains are bigger than any building humans could ever create, and the glaciers, oceans, forests, and animals all intuitively work together to maintain their place — their purpose — in the world." Next time you're craving a break from modern life, try getting out in nature. Not only will a stroll through a forest or along a lake refresh you mentally and physically, but it will also help to remind you of how truly magnificent this world is. (📷: @chrisburkard 📍: #Alaska )

Pausing to catch the sunrise with @tifforelie and @MaverickHelicopters. 🔅 Do you enjoy waking up for sunrise? (📷: @storyofsage 📍: The Valley of Fire, Mojave Desert)

Have you ever seen a city painted pink? Look no further than Jaipur. Similar to the sea of blue that is Chefchaouen, Morocco, this city in India is dazzled with shades of rose. Peachy sunsets and rooftop views make for a breathtaking scene. (📷: @doyoutravel 📍: Jaipur, India)

The relationship between Falcon and Falconer is a mighty bond. These birds have played a crucial role in Emirati culture for hundreds of years, helping Bedouins hunt animals in the scarce desert, and are one of the most important animals in the country. How cool is that? (📍@visit.dubai, United Arab Emirates)