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Isaac Hempstead-Wright talking about his hair (x)

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Made some art for my nieces today. 

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the-nathaniel:

she lives for the memories,

while he for what’s to come.

they lost each other over,

by missing what’s today.

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adventuresingay:

I know you’re all gonna convert it to inches…

adventuresingay:

I know you’re all gonna convert it to inches…

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What time is it?

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mypubliclands:

Calling All Tumblrs - Great Opportunity for Photographers!  

Wilderness50, in partnership with Nature’s Best Photography and the Smithsonian Institution, recently announced the opening of this summer’s “Wilderness Forever” public photography contest. Winning images will be part of a 2014 exhibition in the Smithsonian’s National Museum of Natural History in Washington, D.C. that will celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Wilderness Act.

Contest guidelines and entry instructions are available online at http://www.naturesbestphotography.com/wilderness.

The BLM is proud to manage many of the nation’s wilderness areas and to participate in the Wilderness50 group.  Check out the Wilderness50 website for more information:  http://www.wilderness50th.org/.

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latimes:

Cannibalism in Jamestown

Those with weak stomachs may want to avoid going any further. Researchers today unveiled proof of alleged cannibalism during times of dire starvation in the fledgling Virginia colony.

From the writings of George Percy, president of Jamestown at the time:

“One of our colony murdered his wife, ripped the child out of her womb and threw it into the river, and after chopped the mother in pieces and salted her for his food.”

But until the scarce remains of a 14-year-old girl named “Jane” were discovered in a garbage heap, there was no physical evidence that the accounts of cannibalism were actually true.

From Smithsonian anthropologist Douglas Owsley:

“The recovered bone fragments have unusually patterned cuts and chops that reflect tentativeness, trial and complete lack of experience in butchering animal remains. Nevertheless, the clear intent was to dismember the body, removing the brain and flesh from the face for consumption.”

Check out the full details over at Nation Now

Photos: Don Hurlbert / AFP/Getty Images, Carolyn Kaster / Associated Press

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artemispotter:

I HAVE BEEN WAITING FOR THIS FOR SO LONG OMG

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