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27.04.202503:06
I love these new shoes from jcrew 🥰
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27.04.202503:00
low key love this of Princess Isabella of Denmark 🧡👸🏼🩵
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27.04.202501:31
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27.04.202501:07
St. George
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26.04.202523:22
snuggly baby bear snores 🧸💤🤎
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26.04.202521:44
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26.04.202520:53
7th Day in the Octave of Easter
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26.04.202515:50
went to the blueberry festival this morning 🫐
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𝐸𝓊𝓇𝑜𝓅𝑒𝒶𝓃𝒱𝑜𝓁𝓀
26.04.202514:52
Venice, the iconic city of canals, has stood for over 1,500 years—built not on concrete or steel, but on millions of wooden logs driven deep into the clay of the lagoon as early as 421 AD. Surprisingly, these foundations are made mostly of alder wood, known for its durability in wet conditions, with some oak used in key structures.
When submerged in the oxygen-poor, salty waters beneath the city, the wood didn’t rot—instead, it gradually fossilized, hardening over time into a stone-like foundation. St. Mark’s Bell Tower alone rests on about 100,000 of these logs, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required more than a million.
To create this hidden support system, medieval builders pounded the logs up to three meters into the seabed, placing them just half a meter apart to form a dense, underwater forest. Today, this submerged wooden skeleton lies about 1.6 meters below the water’s surface, still quietly bearing the weight of one of the most enchanting cities in the world—a lasting tribute to the ingenuity of ancient engineering.
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When submerged in the oxygen-poor, salty waters beneath the city, the wood didn’t rot—instead, it gradually fossilized, hardening over time into a stone-like foundation. St. Mark’s Bell Tower alone rests on about 100,000 of these logs, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required more than a million.
To create this hidden support system, medieval builders pounded the logs up to three meters into the seabed, placing them just half a meter apart to form a dense, underwater forest. Today, this submerged wooden skeleton lies about 1.6 meters below the water’s surface, still quietly bearing the weight of one of the most enchanting cities in the world—a lasting tribute to the ingenuity of ancient engineering.
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26.04.202501:28
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25.04.202523:49
need.
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25.04.202521:56
mood
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25.04.202519:36
I really love this perspective 🩷
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25.04.202519:32
Happy Easter 🩷
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25.04.202517:04
this is so insanely cute
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22.04.202511:25
bonjour 🎀🦆🛶
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20.04.202517:46
07.04.202501:50
Today my priest cried twice in his homily:
1. He cried about brushing our teeth, he said any act done for the glory of God (including taking care of ourselves) is supernatural. How beautiful it is to honor God in the everyday seemingly mundane tasks. We glorify Him always. 🪥
2. He cried about this story of a heart surgeon. The heart surgeon said the human heart is the most beautiful thing he has ever seen, how beautiful that God gave us our hearts that are in the image of His Most Sacred Heart. ❤️🔥
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1. He cried about brushing our teeth, he said any act done for the glory of God (including taking care of ourselves) is supernatural. How beautiful it is to honor God in the everyday seemingly mundane tasks. We glorify Him always. 🪥
2. He cried about this story of a heart surgeon. The heart surgeon said the human heart is the most beautiful thing he has ever seen, how beautiful that God gave us our hearts that are in the image of His Most Sacred Heart. ❤️🔥
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27.04.202503:06
I love these new shoes from jcrew 🥰
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⚜️ European Thoughts ⚜️
07.04.202512:51
"So long as She is in your mind, you are safe from deception."
- St. Bernard of Clairvaux -
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- St. Bernard of Clairvaux -
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06.04.202516:06
me core 💜🎀🧈🧸🥞🖼️🪞
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19.04.202502:38
His Five wounds
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Қайта жіберілді:𝐸𝓊𝓇𝑜𝓅𝑒𝒶𝓃𝒱𝑜𝓁𝓀
26.04.202514:52
Venice, the iconic city of canals, has stood for over 1,500 years—built not on concrete or steel, but on millions of wooden logs driven deep into the clay of the lagoon as early as 421 AD. Surprisingly, these foundations are made mostly of alder wood, known for its durability in wet conditions, with some oak used in key structures.
When submerged in the oxygen-poor, salty waters beneath the city, the wood didn’t rot—instead, it gradually fossilized, hardening over time into a stone-like foundation. St. Mark’s Bell Tower alone rests on about 100,000 of these logs, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required more than a million.
To create this hidden support system, medieval builders pounded the logs up to three meters into the seabed, placing them just half a meter apart to form a dense, underwater forest. Today, this submerged wooden skeleton lies about 1.6 meters below the water’s surface, still quietly bearing the weight of one of the most enchanting cities in the world—a lasting tribute to the ingenuity of ancient engineering.
@europeanvolk
When submerged in the oxygen-poor, salty waters beneath the city, the wood didn’t rot—instead, it gradually fossilized, hardening over time into a stone-like foundation. St. Mark’s Bell Tower alone rests on about 100,000 of these logs, while the majestic Basilica della Salute required more than a million.
To create this hidden support system, medieval builders pounded the logs up to three meters into the seabed, placing them just half a meter apart to form a dense, underwater forest. Today, this submerged wooden skeleton lies about 1.6 meters below the water’s surface, still quietly bearing the weight of one of the most enchanting cities in the world—a lasting tribute to the ingenuity of ancient engineering.
@europeanvolk
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