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"Once the sun fully rises, the spell is lifted and the Swan Prince returns to his human form, so he must hurry back to the court... "

263 upvotes • r/FairytaleasFuck

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"The waterfall only appeared on special occasions and many pilgrims hurriedly made their way to bathe in it and cleanse their souls... "

258 upvotes • r/FairytaleasFuck

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Compact kitchen with an arched window in an 1882 one-bedroom apartment with original details, Södermalm, Stockholm City Centre, Sweden [1800x2400]

255 upvotes • r/RoomPorn

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Kitchen and dining space addition to a 1930s California bungalow with garden views, Melbourne, Australia [2500x1875]

233 upvotes • r/RoomPorn

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Arched nook seat next to the breakfast banquette in a renovated Spanish Colonial Revival residence, Piedmont, Alameda County, California. By Banner Day Interiors.

217 upvotes • r/InteriorDesign

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Pokpoam Buddhist Hermitage next to the Gujeol Falls in the Gujeol Mountains, Goseong County, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea.

205 upvotes • r/MostBeautiful

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Tudor Revival architecture on Eastgate Street in Chester, a historic cathedral city in Cheshire, England.

186 upvotes • r/MostBeautiful

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Dutch Renaissance-style Great Armoury built between the late 16th century and early 17th century, currently used by the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, northern Poland.

163 upvotes • r/ArchitecturePorn

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Lightning over the Downtown Seoul cityscape at a distance seen beyond a bookstore and cafe on Mt Inwang, Jongno District [1440×1800]

57 upvotes • r/SouthKoreaPics

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Countless thefts of treasures such as gold and gems occurred throughout history, and what we see in museums are a fraction of what was produced for centuries. But unlike paper or cloth, they don't disintegrate and people don't purposely destroy them unless they were making alloys. So where are they?

55 upvotes • r/AskHistorians

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Title	Upvotes	Subreddit	Mark as read	Favorited	Rating	Add to a list
"Once the sun fully rises, the spell is lifted and the Swan Prince returns to his human form, so he must hurry back to the court... "	263	FairytaleasFuck
"The waterfall only appeared on special occasions and many pilgrims hurriedly made their way to bathe in it and cleanse their souls... "	258	FairytaleasFuck
Compact kitchen with an arched window in an 1882 one-bedroom apartment with original details, Södermalm, Stockholm City Centre, Sweden [1800x2400]	255	RoomPorn
Kitchen and dining space addition to a 1930s California bungalow with garden views, Melbourne, Australia [2500x1875]	233	RoomPorn
Arched nook seat next to the breakfast banquette in a renovated Spanish Colonial Revival residence, Piedmont, Alameda County, California. By Banner Day Interiors.	217	InteriorDesign
Pokpoam Buddhist Hermitage next to the Gujeol Falls in the Gujeol Mountains, Goseong County, South Gyeongsang Province, South Korea.	205	MostBeautiful
Tudor Revival architecture on Eastgate Street in Chester, a historic cathedral city in Cheshire, England.	186	MostBeautiful
Dutch Renaissance-style Great Armoury built between the late 16th century and early 17th century, currently used by the Academy of Fine Arts in Gdańsk, northern Poland.	163	ArchitecturePorn
Lightning over the Downtown Seoul cityscape at a distance seen beyond a bookstore and cafe on Mt Inwang, Jongno District [1440×1800]	57	SouthKoreaPics
Countless thefts of treasures such as gold and gems occurred throughout history, and what we see in museums are a fraction of what was produced for centuries. But unlike paper or cloth, they don't disintegrate and people don't purposely destroy them unless they were making alloys. So where are they?	55	AskHistorians