Looney Ludicrous Lovegood

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[Martyupnorth®- Unacceptable Fact Checker @Martyupnorth]

Somewhere there's a farmer's kid with a real sense of humour. This is genius.

[NE BU? @nebuhaber]

Bir fotoğrafçının, çekim sırasında bir dakika yerinde durmayan yavru kediden yakaladığı kareler beğeni topladı.

[Retour vers le Passé (ville de Québec) @ArchVillequebec]

Bonne Fête ville de Québec !Le 3 juillet est la journée anniversaire de la fondation de Québec par Samuel de Champlain. Cette année, Québec fête son 418e anniversaire de fondation. (photo ; fête du tricentenaire de Québec en juillet 1908

[The Toronto Zoo @TheTorontoZoo]

Happy Canada Day! 🇨🇦🍁 From the animals, staff, and volunteers here at your Toronto Zoo, we wish you a safe, fun, and memorable Canada Day! ❤️🤍

[Maxime Visticot @maximevisticot]

La canicule au Canal Saint-Martin sur film argentique 🎞️💦

[France Safety Travel @francesafetytra]

Mont Saint Michel rises out of the tidal flats in a way that still catches people off guard, even if they have seen photos before. The abbey was founded in the 8th century after a vision of the Archangel Michael, and for centuries it functioned as both a pilgrimage site and a fortified stronghold. Its isolation was its strength. The tides made access difficult, which helped protect it long before modern defenses existed.

Those tides still shape the experience today. They move faster here than almost anywhere else in Europe, and the landscape changes hour by hour. Time your visit carefully. Low tide lets you see the scale of the bay, while high tide turns the mount back into an island. Guided walks across the sands are worth doing if conditions are right, but never attempt it alone.

Inside the abbey, the climb is steep and deliberate. Narrow stairs, thick stone walls, and long corridors remind you this was built for monks, not crowds. Go early or stay late if you can. Midday gets busy, especially in warmer months, and the atmosphere shifts quickly.

Mont Saint Michel rewards patience. It is not a quick stop. Give it time, watch the light change, and let the place reveal why it has held attention for more than a thousand years.

📍 Mont-Saint-Michel, Normandy 🇫🇷

[gatos fazendo gatices @gatinarios]

eu incomodando a única pessoa que me atura

[PET HOME @catmoaaw]

No one can make you feel more invisible than a cat. You can scream their name 15 times, shake the treat bag, and use your most cheerful voice. They won't turn their head. They won't move a muscle. They'll just twitch one single ear slightly to let you know they hear you perfectly fine, they are just actively choosing to ignore your existence.

[THIERRY D "ardéchois et français" @ThierryTout]

🚇🇪🇸 BARCELONE
STATION DE MÉTRO "SAGRADA FAMILIA"
Connaissez-vous une autre sortie de métro aussi impressionnante ? Waouh !😲 https://t.co/2w5ED5wqwT

[No Context Cats @nocontextscats]

so polite

[Patoune @PitPitrouillee]

Pov : tu achètes un tapis rafraîchissant pour ton chat

[Gabriele Corno @Gabriele_Corno]

The sloth falls into the water and although he is able to swim, he appreciates the capybara's prompt rescue.

[LeoDaVinciWave @LeoDaVinciWave]

The famous “Romashka” (Daisy) elevator in St. Petersburg’s Eliseyev Income House is a beautiful reminder of Art Nouveau’s elegance and creativity.

[Creepy.org @creepydotorg]

There’s an internet theory that claims this place exists in almost every city.

[France Safety Travel @francesafetytra]

This sightline through the Arc du Carrousel, past the Louvre Pyramid, and into the museum beyond is one of the more deliberate views in Paris. After dark, when everything is lit up, and the geometry snaps into focus, it's particularly striking.

Each element belongs to a different chapter of history. The arch was commissioned by Napoleon to mark his military victories. The palace-turned-museum behind it once served as a royal residence for French kings. The pyramid, added in 1989, was so controversial at the time that it sparked a national debate.

What's worth noticing is that none of it was torn down or replaced. The symbols of empire and monarchy were absorbed rather than demolished, gradually repurposed into public institutions.

Even the pyramid, once widely criticised, now looks like it was always meant to be there. This corridor is one of the places where you can see most clearly how the city has layered new meaning onto old structures without letting go of them entirely.

[Looney Ludicrous Lovegood @abdulkareemh]

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[CTV Montreal @CTVMontreal]

Kangaroo on the loose on Montreal’s South Shore https://t.co/1PNJvCc0b1

[Looney Ludicrous Lovegood @abdulkareemh]

@andrew_bulman @luusssso Pretty much every mall interiors now is a cold grey/white slop. Sigh.

[Looney Ludicrous Lovegood @abdulkareemh]

Make Malls Great Again!!

[lusso @luusssso]

The European mind cannot comprehend the pure magnificence of the American mall fountain

[WalkMontreal @WalkMontreal]

Rue Sainte-Catherine Ouest, Montreal. 1940.

[WalkMontreal @WalkMontreal]

Champs-de-Mars, aerial view in 1927.