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Picturing myself travelling around the world to all of these breathtaking locations. Tumblr is home to some of the most insane (read: creative) masterpieces, and even back in high school I would spend countless hours scouring its endless pages of mind-blowing inspiration. A few months ago I finally committed to an account and a few of the blogs I follow feature stunning travel photos like these. Even now I am always catching myself staring at a photo for way too long, wondering, "How is this real life?" The world is full of such limitless beauty and I only wish it was possible to explore every single inch of it in this one lifetime.
In the meantime, I'm still stuck in this office, with the only connection I feel to wandering the snowy mountains of Austria or Sweden being the freezing cold air-conditioning. So I'll resort to daydreaming and vicariously travelling through other people's photos. *sob*
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