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Check out my work on Substack, where I post photographs with short histories or long captions. Sometimes, I write about the songs that influence my work. Technically, Brief Mix 002 Rambling souls, restless hearts. Songs of fate, reflection and the road ahead. open.substack.com/pub/nathanwa...

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Bunnies have near 360 degree field of vision so they can see almost everywhere except for a certain blind spot. The purpose of the blind spot is so you can surprise them on their birthday

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Selfie with Mona. Visitors viewing the Mona Lisa at the Louvre Museum in Paris, France.

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Life hack: Buy books from independent shops. You can also find your used favs on eBay, often w/free shipping! Bookshop.org -- online but supports local indies Powell’s Books -- Portland, OR. one of the largest in the world Parnassus Books -- Nashville, TN. nationwide shipping #buysmall #blackout

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Every day I have to hear about some asshole

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The heavy rotation of road trips, late-night bars, or deep-thinking under-the-stars feelings is a mix that blends modern outlaw country, indie folk, and classic-tinged Americana with storytelling as a central element. Technically, Brief Mix 001 open.substack.com/pub/nathanwa...

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"The technocracy wants you glued to your phone, creating content for their data mining operations," said the man with perfect takes. Normies are being red-pilled bigly.

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What I love is having opinions that are controversial enough to make a lot of people mad at me but that are also so boring they have no iconoclastic charge to them at all. For example: I Get Around is the best Beach Boys song

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Every citizen who is forced to enter name/email into a form to access public wifi has a duty to make up something breathtakingly vulgar.

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Crow Beach house, Vashon Island. King County, Puget Sound. Washington. 1610, 022325

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Most people don't know this but Ancient Rome was fully remote until Julius Caesar implemented a return to office program and well you know what happened next

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Heroic Dog Saves Family Of 5 From Herb-Roasted Chicken

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Mapquest, remember that website. Some might only know it from printed off maps handed to you by an elder, but here they are, making a splash in the Gulf Of Mexico: gulfof.mapquest.com Name your own gulf

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Yeah I know people say anxiety is bad, but mine has just been collecting all the possible things that can go wrong so far. Once it has an exhaustive catalog of every possible mishap, it’ll move on to suggesting solutions and then you better watch out.

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’Tis the time’s plague, when madmen lead the blind.

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I am going to be so pissed if--after everything--I do, in fact, die of dysentery.

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Quantum mechanics feels like something a big tech grifter invented. "Uhh it only works when nobody is looking at it"

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The best way to make money these days is to scam people into believing you’re developing groundbreaking technology that is about to change the world. Luckily I’ve invented a revolutionary app that is able to detect and disprove these scammers (currently looking for investors.)

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Once a Cretaceous ocean, the remote South Platte River basin of Weld County, Colorado, is home to Pawnee National Grassland.⁣ ⁣ Towering above the high plains, Pawnee Buttes host nesting birds of prey. Decedents now circle and soar over dry washes where fossil hunters have flocked since 1870.

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Once a Cretaceous ocean, the remote South Platte River basin of Weld County, Colorado, is home to Pawnee National Grassland.⁣ ⁣ Towering above the high plains, Pawnee Buttes host nesting birds of prey. Decedents now circle and soar over dry washes where fossil hunters have flocked since 1870.

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March 1, 1872 “For the first time in my life, I slept out in the open air. During the night it rained a little but not enough to wet us to any extent. Got up early enough in the morning to get our breakfast, and commence photographing as soon as the sun rose.” From diary of artist Thomas Moran.

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Lower ice cave, Garfield County. Rifle, Colorado. 1355, 122918

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"Would you like AI assistant to help you with that?" You mean rewrite everything in a weird and hard-to-understand way while entirely changing the meaning and context. "Yes." Sure. Hit send.

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The Ligurian Sea hugs Italy's northern coast, where lively painted villages contrast sharply with the steep, gray cliff terraces of Cinque Terre. If you're ever in Italy, check out Cinque Terre. www.nathanwarmes.com/cinque-terre... #travelphotography #travelphotographer

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Let's Gooo! techcrunch.com/2025/01/15/b...

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There was music in the cafés at night And revolution in the air #Paris, #France 1923, 071524

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Bob Dylan has said, "I love Paris. I love the way it is. I love the way it was. I love the way it always will be." It's a perfect reflection of the city's timeless charm and enduring appeal, capturing its unique blend of history, culture, and romance. #Paris, #France

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Versailles, #France: A symbol of absolute monarchy and luxury, the Palace of Versailles was transformed from a hunting lodge into a grand palace by King Louis XIV in the 17th century. See more: www.nathanwarmes.com/journal/2024... #photography

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Strategic since the Greeks founded the ancient city, its name sparked, brilliant as the prehistoric flames of Terra Amata by warfare and conquest. "Nikaia," in honor of Nike, the goddess of victory, likely commemorates a triumph in battle. Nice, #France www.nathanwarmes.com/journal/2024...

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