Reblogged from Breakfast at Yurman's
youbroketheinternet:

Miss this

I’m missing this

youbroketheinternet:

Miss this

I’m missing this

Reblogged from dum spiro spero
Yayus

Yayus

Reblogged from Breakfast at Yurman's
Reblogged from Welcome to The Lakes
Reblogged from Welcome to The Lakes
madeofstarlight:

Blake Lively looking beautiful as always


Perf

madeofstarlight:

Blake Lively looking beautiful as always

Perf

Reblogged from Breakfast at Yurman's
Story of my life

Story of my life

Reblogged from Welcome to The Lakes
Snow :)

Snow :)

Reblogged from dum spiro spero
tylertorres:



If you’ve never been to California to see its giant redwoods, you should probably go soon. It might be only a matter of time before they’re all gone. Research released Friday indicates that the world’s oldest trees are dying at an alarming rate. “It is a very, very disturbing trend,” says lead researcher William Laurance of James Cook University. “We are talking about the loss of the biggest living organisms on the planet, of the largest flowering plants on the planet, of organisms that play a key role in regulating and enriching our world.” 
The rapid die-off of the world’s oldest trees


This is literally the saddest thing I have ever heard in my entire twenty-some-odd years of existence. These trees are by far my favorite thing on the planet, and I am never happier than when I get to go visit them. I’m going to go die now.

tylertorres:

If you’ve never been to California to see its giant redwoods, you should probably go soon. It might be only a matter of time before they’re all gone. Research released Friday indicates that the world’s oldest trees are dying at an alarming rate. “It is a very, very disturbing trend,” says lead researcher William Laurance of James Cook University. “We are talking about the loss of the biggest living organisms on the planet, of the largest flowering plants on the planet, of organisms that play a key role in regulating and enriching our world.” 

The rapid die-off of the world’s oldest trees

This is literally the saddest thing I have ever heard in my entire twenty-some-odd years of existence. These trees are by far my favorite thing on the planet, and I am never happier than when I get to go visit them. I’m going to go die now.

Reblogged from YouAreMySunshine