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  • nooneforyou:

I used to think that I was better alone, Why did I ever wanna let you go? Under the moonlight as we stared at the sea, The words you whispered I will always believe 

    nooneforyou:

    I used to think that I was better alone, 
    Why did I ever wanna let you go? 
    Under the moonlight as we stared at the sea, 
    The words you whispered I will always believe 

    Source: nooneforyou
    • 21 hours ago
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  • curlscupcake:

this is simply gorgeous!

    curlscupcake:

    this is simply gorgeous!

    Source: curlscupcake
    • 22 hours ago
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  • Source: ohlalalaliah
    • 22 hours ago
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  • Solamen miseris socios habuisse doloris.

    usedtoloveher:

    -It is comfort to the wreched to have had companions in misery.

    Source: usedtoloveher
    • 22 hours ago
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  • “Hell hath no limits, nor is circumscribed
    In one self-place; for where we are is hell,
    And where hell is, there must we ever be.”
    — MEPHASTOPHILIS (via saintvagabond)
    Source: saintvagabond
    • 22 hours ago
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    • 1 week ago
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  • (via katchafallingstar)

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  • photographersdirectory:

New York Yankees Babe Ruth in 1927. (Charles M. Conlon/Sporting News)
I am the senior photo editor at Sporting News.  I have been with Sporting News for more than 15 years.  The Sporting News was founded in 1886 and acquired the nickname “The Bible of Baseball”.  Or photo archives include hundreds of thousands of photographs dating back almost a hundred years.  Our most famous photographer in our collection is Charles M. Conlon.  Conlon took thousands of portraits of major league baseball players. His most famous photos are an action shot of Ty Cobb sliding into third base and this stunning closeup of Babe Ruth.
As curator of the Sporting News Archive Tumblr http://sportingnewsarchive.tumblr.com/page/6   I post historical photographs from our archives as well as current day photographs.  The Sporting News Archive Tumblr is the place to remember the history of sports as well as experience today’s history making sporting events all through the lens of the sports photographer.
- Paul Nisely

    photographersdirectory:

    New York Yankees Babe Ruth in 1927. (Charles M. Conlon/Sporting News)

    I am the senior photo editor at Sporting News.  I have been with Sporting News for more than 15 years.  The Sporting News was founded in 1886 and acquired the nickname “The Bible of Baseball”.  Or photo archives include hundreds of thousands of photographs dating back almost a hundred years.  Our most famous photographer in our collection is Charles M. Conlon.  Conlon took thousands of portraits of major league baseball players. His most famous photos are an action shot of Ty Cobb sliding into third base and this stunning closeup of Babe Ruth.

    As curator of the Sporting News Archive Tumblr http://sportingnewsarchive.tumblr.com/page/6   I post historical photographs from our archives as well as current day photographs.  The Sporting News Archive Tumblr is the place to remember the history of sports as well as experience today’s history making sporting events all through the lens of the sports photographer.

    - Paul Nisely

    Source: photographersdirectory
    • 1 week ago
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  • (via ex-scape)

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    • 2 weeks ago
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