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Story time.

I've been in this park countless of times especially to clear my head. But I always wondered about this side of the park. All I gotta say is.i loved this trail and glad I finally went to discover it. A trail least taken. It brought me to this amazing view. And hardly anyone was there. Its the little things like this that I love to see.

#beautiful photos #photooftheday #camera phone #photoblog #photography #hiking #hikes #adventure #sunshine #sunset #water #riverview #riverside #lake #nature #moments #motivation #skylovers #dramatic sky #sky #lovely #self love #i love you #love #missyou #not over this #amazing sights #beautiful sights #love at first sight

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The problem with people is they forget that most of the time it's the small things that count.

— Jennifer Niven, All The Bright Places

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“You have a place in my heart no one else ever could have.”

— F. Scott Fitzgerald

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The romantic era has to be my favorite era of music 💕

Romantic-era Music

The Romantic-era of music (~1815-1910) was the revolutionary time period of music after the Classical time period. People began to write more free-form music like nocturnes, fantasias, and preludes, in which people began to ignore the idea of exposition and development. Increasing interest in music also spread throughout the common man in Western Europe. The popularity of the piano began to grow, and it achieved its modern construction in this era. Many symphony orchestras were founded in this era. Families of instruments began to grow. Nationalism began to appear in music, with traditional music of different countries beginning to be put in compositions. This is the Romantic-era of music

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Be ready. Great things are occurring in your life, and there are still so many more to come.

Nicole Addison @thepowerwithin

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What do you think of this photo?

So this is a picture I took of the moon last month. Couldn't decide if I wanted to share it or not. But it became one of my favorite photos. I love how the sky looks and how the trees form a beautiful frame around the clouds and the moon. This photo was taken sometime around 11 pm and 1 am.

I remember thinking wow this moon really lights up the night. Amazing how thanks to the moon that even at night where its suppose to be darkness. The moon refuses to let darkness take over and instead lights the ground for people to find their way.

There is always a way to find the light in the darkness.

May 15, 2020

#nature #full moon #moon #big mood #moodoftheday #moonchild #moonlight #photoblog #camera phone #photography #beautiful photos #photooftheday #myworld #my life #my post #self care #self love #bright #skylovers #dramatic sky #trees #clouds #cloudyday #cloudphotography #nightlife #late night #nightcrawler #nightsky #photoset #i love you

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Sometimes you cannot control how you fall, but what you can control is how you get back up again.

Nicole Addison | thepowerwithin

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“In the end, we only regret the chances we didn’t take, relationship we are afraid to have, and the decisions we waited to long to make.”

— Unknown (via thoughtkick)