Clara Delacroix

Independent woman with a passion for business travel & beautiful moments
Believer in lifelong learning authentic connections and a life well lived ✨

[Travel Bucket List @TravelBucketX]

Alicante after sunset 🇪🇸

[Ucok @Ucokkucokk]

Underground bunker diy ⛏️🧱

[The Figen @TheFigen_]

The process of cocoa becoming chocolate.

[The Woolshire @thewoolshire]

Very grateful to live where we do.

[Clara Delacroix @ClaraDelacroix8]

Weekend mode on Time to slow down and enjoy the little things

[Car Grails @GrailArchive]

You’re definitely not ready 🤣

[Clara Delacroix @ClaraDelacroix8]

Good morning. ☕🌤️
Taking a slow sip of coffee before the day picks up. Sometimes the best way to start the morning is with a little gratitude, a little sunshine, and a reminder to enjoy the journey. Hope today brings you something worth smiling about.
#GoodMorning #CoffeeFirst #MorningMood #SimpleMoments #PositiveEnergy

[World's Amazing Things @Hana_b30]

Why did we stop caring about beauty?

[Rowland | Architecture & 3D @RowlandSte7673]

This will amaze use, whoever did this is wonderfully good.

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Namtso Lake, Tibet.

A high-altitude saltwater lake surrounded by the Nyenchen Tanglha mountains.

[Clara Delacroix @ClaraDelacroix8]

Good morning ☀️
I hope you wake up feeling refreshed and ready for a beautiful day ahead. May today bring you good energy, little moments of happiness, and plenty of reasons to smile. Take care of yourself and enjoy every moment. 😊

[Clara Delacroix @ClaraDelacroix8]

Weekend achievements

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

The tides of the Qiantang river makes patterns exactly like a tree

Watch this

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Butterfly and the pup

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A donkey sanctuary in Devon has found an unusual way to protect its animals from painful insect bites, by dressing them in pyjamas.

Around 40 donkeys at The Donkey Sanctuary in Sidmouth now wear adapted pyjama bottoms, leggings and other loose fitting trousers to help cover their legs during fly season. Biting insects can cause irritation, sores and ongoing skin problems, so staff were looking for a practical solution.

After discovering that socks kept slipping off, the team found that larger clothing such as pyjamas and maternity trousers stayed in place much better while still allowing the donkeys to walk comfortably. The loose fabric also moves as the animals walk, making it harder for flies to settle.

Unlike sprays or creams that need frequent reapplying, the clothing provides protection throughout the day. The donkeys have adjusted well to their unusual outfits and appear comfortable wearing them.

The sanctuary is encouraging people to donate unwanted larger-sized clothing that can be adapted for the donkeys. Many of these garments might otherwise have been thrown away, giving them a useful second life while helping improve animal welfare.

It’s a simple, low-cost idea that keeps the donkeys more comfortable and reduces textile waste at the same time.

"Donkeys don pyjamas and don-gerees to stop insect bites." BBC

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

Why did he do that 🤪 https://t.co/7fVAMi0pPX

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

This Polish crested chicken

📹 lonesomegoatfarm

[Science girl @sciencegirl]

A life saving technique