1. This is incredible! And the painting is just beautiful

     

  2. Lindbergh with his 'Spirit of St. Louis'
    Lindbergh takes off from NY on May 20th
    Lindbergh's reception in New York

    todayinhistory:

    May 20th 1927: Lindbergh begins first solo flight across Atlantic

    On this day in 1927 at 7.52am, Charles Lindbergh set off from Long Island in New York on the world’s first solo non-stop flight across the Atlantic Ocean. He landed in Paris at 10.22pm the next day. He covered nearly 3,600 miles in a purpose built single seat plane the Spirit of St. Louis. Lindbergh wanted the Orteig Prize, a $25,000 reward  offered by Raymond Orteig for the first non-stop solo flight between New York and Paris; many died in the pursuit of the prize, but Lindbergh won it.  Lindbergh was a US Air Mail pilot before his fame from this historic flight, for which he was awarded a Medal of Honor.

    (via pbsthisdayinhistory)

     

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  4. danceofkings:

    The Office Series Finale

    (via 20--something)

     

  5. estimfalos:

    Comets above Northern Lights, David Cartier

    (via imcomingcolorado)

     

  6. runningtoescapethetruth:

    5 minutes with Ellie Goulding

    Even international popstars pound the pavements. Case in point, Ellie Goulding. One morning – aged 18 – Ellie Goulding just woke up and decided to start running, and she hasn’t stopped since.
     
    I’m way more confident when I’ve worked out…
     I don’t really care if my weight fluctuates as long as I’m fit. You don’t need to be skinny to have confidence but you can put on the most beautiful dress and if you’re not feeling comfortable it won’t look beautiful. Right now my favourite designers are Alex WangAcne and Helmut Lang
     
    I try to fit running in to my crazy schedule…
     It’s tough and there are some instances where I physically don’t have a second but I love running around different cities. I travel a lot but the only time I get to see stuff is when I go running and it’s a massive endorphin release!
     
    I usually interval train…
     I run pretty fast, then slow down to a walk, then start jogging… and repeat. It’s also my technique for getting through a long run. I don’t put pressure on myself to go really fast, as long as I’m moving and running the majority I’m happy.
     
    When I run I just focus on my technique…
     And where and how far I’m going. Nothing else goes through my head. It’s great because most of the time I’m thinking about a million things at once.

    My favourite summer song is…
     Jolene by Dolly Parton. In fact I would actually argue it’s one of my favourite songs of all time.
     
    Ellie’s Top Running Songs 
    Your Girl by Tourist
    Genesis by Grimes
    Stay by Henry Crinkle
    Hypercaine by DJ Fresh
    Please don’t Say you Love Me by Gabrielle Aplin

    source

    Totally didn’t see her yesterday. Wonder if she was on the other side of the start line. Ps. Jolene is one of my favourite songs too.

    Love how she just goes to feel happy rather than putting pressure on herself to run fast. Starting to adopt this and it feels great

    (Source: halcyongoulding)

     


  7. I just wish the world was twice as big and half of it was still unexplored.
    — David Attenborough (via travel-quotes)
     


  8. runtilltheworldends:

    In running, there are two types of pain:

    • The pain of running to your limits
    • The pain of not being able to run

    (via runningtoescapethetruth)

     


    1. Me: goes to target looking for a dress
    2. Me: ends up buying 3 sports bras
     


  9. Sidenote: we did a double feature last night with Star Trek and Iron Man 3, oh yes I remember why we’re together ;)