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    I once recieved some very special words from a very special person inside a card with this picture on the front…  I still read it from time to time when i need cheering up or motivation, this picture can always makes me smile…  Oh seguaros how i miss thee! ~ I will return soon.    I think i will go read it right now actually ~ I could use some cheering up after another person i used to think was special just robbed me and hurt me in ways you cant imagine.   To the person who wrote me this card, and you know who you are ~ Thank you for everything, you make my life worth living and more and more interesting every day.  Things can only improve from here ~ We will be reunited with the red rocks + canyons, cyotes, and cacti sooner than later! 

    I once recieved some very special words from a very special person inside a card with this picture on the front…  I still read it from time to time when i need cheering up or motivation, this picture can always makes me smile…  Oh seguaros how i miss thee! ~ I will return soon.
    I think i will go read it right now actually ~ I could use some cheering up after another person i used to think was special just robbed me and hurt me in ways you cant imagine.
   To the person who wrote me this card, and you know who you are ~ Thank you for everything, you make my life worth living and more and more interesting every day.  Things can only improve from here ~ We will be reunited with the red rocks + canyons, cyotes, and cacti sooner than later! 

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disconnectedreality: This is the largest carved brick on earth, also named “stone of the pregnant woman” It is estimated to weigh around 2,000 tons, even though it would have only been transported a mile to the temple (you can see the pillars in the top image) we can’t move it with todays technology, in fact it would take around 24 heavy lift cranes to lift it off the ground, but moving it once elevated would be impossible.

disconnectedreality:

This is the largest carved brick on earth, also named “stone of the pregnant woman” It is estimated to weigh around 2,000 tons, even though it would have only been transported a mile to the temple (you can see the pillars in the top image) we can’t move it with todays technology, in fact it would take around 24 heavy lift cranes to lift it off the ground, but moving it once elevated would be impossible.

(Source: cryptochronic631, via heartmindawakening)