Simon ~ 📱👔📹

So get your toast on and get moving… 🎶

What a sight. 💙 @The1878s 👏

creative

He climbed the giant bear and found the best spot to nap

Seems legit.

This guy clears snow for his neighborhood in a unicorn costume. 😂😂 I love people who have a sense of humor.

Predator ending with the Grange Hill theme tune. Why? I've no idea but I like it😂

ICE Chases Protestor In Minnesota 😂😂

Very creative

The Fairy Glen; Isle of Skye - Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿 Isle of Skye, largest and northernmost of major islands in Inner Hebrides of Scotland. Hidden in the hills of Uig, above the sweeping sides of Glen Conon, the enchanting geographical formations that form Balnaknock, Fairy Glen (Bail nan cnoc in Gaelic, meaning village in the hills) has gained this special miniature landscape on Skye a reputation for being a place of myth and wonder. Described by some as a mini-Quiraing, this small and magical feature of the Island, dotted with gnarled rowan trees, was formed over 100,000 years ago by post-Glacier landslides, while years of erosion and the elements sculpted the Torridonian sandstone into unusual patterns of cone-shaped craggy hillocks, random boulders, tranquil lochans and even a basalt castle. Island has been occupied since Mesolithic Period (7th Millennium BC), and its history includes a time of Celtic and arrival of Scandinavian settlers. Island was settled by Gaelic-speaking  Scots from Ireland during 1st Centuries BC. Norsemen ruled island from 9th-12th Century CE. Thereafter, while kingdom of Scotland claimed island, Lords of Isles maintained independent control of Hebrides until 15th Century CE.  Dunvegan Castle, home of MacLeods, chief clan of Skye, was built in 9th Century CE, and has been occupied longer than any other house in Scotland. Island was considered to be under Norwegian sovereignty until 1266 CE, Treaty of Perth which transferred control over to Scotland. Crofting system (small-scale tenant farming, mainly for subsistence), still widespread. During late 18th - early 19th Centuries CE, poverty of crofters was extreme and large numbers were forced to emigrate. Improvements came after passage of Small Landholders (Scotland) Acts, 1886–1911 CE, and subsequent introduction of government subsidies for growing potatoes and raising cattle and sheep. Sea fishing industry, once a mainstay of economy, has declined, but commercial fish farming, particularly of salmon, now an important part of local economy. Diatomite industry also has died, but a smoky, peaty single-malt Scotch whisky is distilled at Carbost, and this product as well as spectacular rugged scenery keep tourism a major industry. Portree, largest settlement, lies at head of a fine harbour on eastern coast.  Gaelic is spoken by about one-third of islanders. 🎥© joebhall_ (IG) #archaeohistories

Finland

It’s Friday! 🎉

Swans in the morning mist

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