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This blog is officially dead. 

#i have no energy or interest to return to it tbfh #so im just gonna leave it here #if anyone really needs something from me #my main is @priedessirds #uzredzēšanos

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#nature

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just cat-ting

#nature

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real birds tweet on twitter

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Sharing brunch with a few feathery friends.

#rīga #riga #latvia #latvija #they are having fun tearing apart the trash now

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Rīga, November 2018.

#nature #rīga #riga #latvia

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You're entitled to your own opinion.

Yeah, sex is cool, but have you ever had a Kārums curd snack?

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Yeah, sex is cool, but have you ever had a Kārums curd snack?

#memes #i am so not inspired to produce content right now so have this #kārums #curd snack #latvija #latvia

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Riga, 2018.

#riga #rīga

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#rīga #riga

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#this is turning into a nature photo bloog but why trhe fuck not #its pretty #nature

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old Latvian names for months

January - Ziemas / sala mēnesis (month of winter / frost)

February - Sveču mēnesis (m. of candles)

March - Sērsnu / baložu mēnesis (m. of frozen snow / pigeons)

April - Sulu mēnesis (m. of sap)

May - Sējas / lapu mēnesis (m. of sowing / leaves)

June - Ziedu mēnesis (m. of blossoms)

July - Siena / liepu mēnesis (m. of hay / linden trees)

August - Rudzu mēnesis (m. of rye)

September - Viršu / silu mēnesis (m. of heather / pine forests)

October - Veļu / zemliku mēnesis (m. of souls of the dead)

November - Salnu / sala mēnesis (m. of frost)

December - Vilku / svētku mēnesis (m. of wolves/holidays)

#culture #history #latvian language

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Kaupo piemineklis “Kaupo kapa uzkalniņā” Kubeselē |  Monument to Caupo at Caupo’s grave hill, Kubesele, Latvia

Caupo of Turaida, or Kaupo (died September 21, 1217) was a leader of the Finnic-speaking Livonian people in the beginning of the 13th century, in what is now part of Latvia and Estonia. He is sometimes called ‘King of Livonia’, Chronicle of Henry of Livonia calls him quasi rex, 'like a king’.

#history #culture

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if anyone has questions, i’ll be here for a while, so shoot!

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Traditional Latvian forest cemetery in Kubesele.

#as ive been told #latvians care more for the dead than they do for the living #and its not wrong #nature #culture

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Ir kāda ideja kā pārtulkot 'aerodynamic stall' latviski?

Tiešām nav ne jausmas, varbūt kāds cits var atbildēt?

#latvian language #answered

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OwO, kas tas ir? 

#here is a translation for yall so i dont have to suffer tm #memes