omnomdeliciousbrownie:

hopeful-melancholy:

On a border between two States
Someone has written,
“Fuck your nationalism.
We are all Earthlings.”

And on the Mexican border,
Someone has ripped through a fence
Of reinforced chicken wire
With bolt cutters,
And erected a hammock
By suspending it
Between two of the fence’s
Concrete pillars.

After swinging gently back and forth,
From Texas to Mexico and then
From Mexico back to Texas,
They doze off; contemptuous
Of the security guards
Patrolling this artificial demarcation  –
For, once upon a time,
Texas was Mexico
And Texas didn’t exist.

When Eugene Debs was imprisoned
For conscientious objection in World War One
He said, on September 11th 1915,
“I have no country to fight for
My country is the earth
I’m a citizen of the world.”

– Heathcote Williams, “No Borders”

damn thats beautiful

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prefabnsmallhomes:

Casa Tiny, Puerto Escondido, Mexico by Aranza Arino and Claudio Sodi @arandearino @bufalodemexico.

Available for rent via @airbnb at airbnb.com/rooms/6671904

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remash:

rainforest retreat ~ agathom co. | steven evans photography

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archatlas:

Haus T in Austria

The small vintner’s house, which used to be the wine press house until early in the 20th century, served as starting point for the single-family detached home. The historical vaulted cellar is made of stone and more than 400 years old. Therefore, it is the oldest part of the house, which was remodeled in the 1960’s and had been uninhabited in the last few years. The building-owners, two winegrowers, decided to make the old vintner’s house their retirement home, as the nearby vineyard has been their professional and private centre of life for so many years now. 

According to form and function, the House T by Ulrike Tinnacher is divided into two building structures: A rectangular cube with a pitched roof was built above the vaulted cellar – a homage to the former building, that stood in same alignment and similar cubature on the gently descending northern slope.

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la-beaute–de-pandore:

© Agnieszka Sosnowska

Arney’s Pets, Húsey, Iceland, 2013

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randomfervor:

Taos