enSage

Love your Earth and it will love you back

I saw this man on the Metro this past Monday, and asked him who the flowers were for. They were for his wife. They’ve been married for 47 years. Every Monday, he brings her home flowers after work. My heart died at that moment.

I saw this man on the Metro this past Monday, and asked him who the flowers were for. They were for his wife. They’ve been married for 47 years. Every Monday, he brings her home flowers after work. My heart died at that moment.

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thepolarbearblog:

By Rick ligthelm

Prevailing and terrible species we can be.

it’s weird to think that bunnies live there.

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take-a-smile716:

Early morning at cave 110331 by PeteHuu on Flickr.

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Where the Sun Never Sets, a 1,500-Mile Trip by Sea Kayak

Captivating really. Anything is possible if you want it!

“When a friendly Arctic wolf traipses into camp and wants to hang out, let him sleep where he pleases. When a polar bear pokes his nose into the tent, scream to chase him out. When visiting a place where the sun never sets, carry more sunscreen. And when your traveling partner goes into kidney failure, call for a medevac.”

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/18/sports/arctic-adventure-a-1500-mile-trip-by-sea-kayak.html

ergrge:

Omg all the penguins

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Baby belugas oh baby belugas

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nicolelayng:

Awesome article in the New York Times today about a kayak trip around Ellesmere Island.

http://www.nytimes.com/2012/01/18/sports/arctic-adventure-a-1500-mile-trip-by-sea-kayak.html?_r=1&hp

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