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[dog @Dog__Dog0]

Dogs Get Special Peepholes So They Can Watch For Mom To Come Home

[Melaine Le Roy @subfossilguy]

A Roman military post (60-10 BCE!) discovered at 2,600 m asl in the remote Stei Valley (St Niklaus, VS)! 👣😲

Easily recognisable by its triangular shape, it was long mistakenly believed to be the remains of a pagan temple or a calf pen! 🛐🐄

https://t.co/SXaffny1zn

[Jeff2146🇧🇪 @Jeff21461]

So.... what would stop me from just taking it home?

[hw97karbine @hw97karbine]

Gebirgsjäger 7.5cm le.GebIG 18 and MG 34 in action against Soviet patrols in the Caucasus Mountains circa late 1942

[DaVinci @BiancoDavinci]

Map showing the concentration of castles in Europe. Every red dot represents a castle.

[Koen van Wijk @KJvanWijk]

Above Flanders fields.

[chris keefer @Dr_Keefer]

Incredibly powerful time-lapse. How short our lives and ability to perceive change are.

[Melaine Le Roy @subfossilguy]

Scandinavian ice patch archaeology is so fascinating! 🥰

In October 2024 was first spotted a 1500 yr-old (likely before the 530s CE cold event) reindeer trap system at the retreating margin of a small ice patch on the Aurlandsfjellet mountain plateau!

https://t.co/m94qTPNczS

[Melaine Le Roy @subfossilguy]

Monte Perdido
1965 | 2025

How moving! 🤍

Jaime, standing on the same stone as his grandfather 60 yrs later, on top of Cilindro de Marboré (3325m)! 🏔️⏳🔥

Monte Perdido (3355m) at background!

In 20th c, there were glaciers on W face of Perdido!

📷 Joaquín and Jaime Romeo 🙏

[Melaine Le Roy @subfossilguy]

Marmolada Glacier
2025 | 2015 | 1916

Everything is happening far too quickly... 🔥

We are witnessing the final years of glaciers on mountains below 3,500 metres!

📷Credits: https://t.co/KsHeXehLGS

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This funicular looks fantastic! #Italianfront #WWI

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@Lachouffeke Yes!

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@GiorgioGiovane @masaccio60 Between Cima Rocca and Cima Capi

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@masaccio60 Historically, many nationalists in Austria saw themselves as part of a larger German-speaking cultural area, especially in the 19th and early 20th centuries. After WWII, Austria shifted to a more independent national identity.

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@Lachouffeke MORE MORE MORE ;)

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Interesting (old) project about #WWI #Italianfront #Sexten area
https://t.co/h3SNIYhIj1

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I need one like that for my non-existent garden.

https://t.co/Nd8LLpX4rb

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@bob70175196 @masaccio60 As far as I know, the Nazis turned the museum into a torture cellar. Today, the museum still exists, but it is located in a different part of Berlin.
https://t.co/PStvodrLlw

[Insane Reality Leaks @InsaneReality]

Cave divers as soon as they hear there is a new spot called "The devil's asscrack" with 0% Survival rate

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@crazyclips_ Ein Fall für @polizeiberlin Nummernschilder gut erkennbar