Baskadia

Atlas

Sky and Earth

Nature is the best part of earth 🌍

Nature, in the broadest sense, is the actual world or universe. "Nature" can allude to the peculiarities of the actual world, and furthermore to life overall. The investigation of nature is an enormous, if not by any means the only, part of science. Despite the fact that people are important for nature, human movement is much of the time comprehended as a different class from other regular phenomena.[1] During the coming of current logical strategy over the most recent a few centuries, nature tu

My Earth

Cloud loking like smoke

Save the earth plant trees

Solidarity

In this photograph i want to tell all the world needs is peace, love and solidarity to prosper.

"so far away"

Amazing heavenly party castle

Plantation

Moon staring over Rakaposhi Peak "Giants on Earth".

Beautiful view of Rakaposhi Peak Located in District Nagar Gilgit-Baltistan Pakistan

My story

New Nature🌻

Nothing yet

Stressful times on Earth...Looks got me going

Love my look

Fall down earth light

Skull

Summer is earth's happy days.

Sometimes its okay to rise like a sun, everyday!

Sunrises are beautiful after a rainy night.

Egungun (Masqurade) Festival

Egungun festival However the people of ILEWO-ORILE having been fragmented by the war, returned only to their respective home stead cuz; Oko-adagba is a place where all the people of ILEWO-ORILE met again after the war. Ekerin, Ohgongo, Abese, Fagbemiro, Papa-Ilewo, Idi-roko, Yogun, Oso, Animashun are the villages around Ilewo-Orile.

Story about a small village in ogun state Nigeria region of the earth.

Ilewo-orile was founded by Akinsale, a prince from Oyo. His younger brother (Ajiboye) founded Ibara-orile while each of their two sisters founded Iboro and Ilogun respectively. Iboro(Eyinni by name) was married and settled at Iboro but later turned to a river named (Olohun Odo) in Olohun village. There brothers and sisters were accompanied on their journey from Oyo by their mother, who later died at ILEWO-ORILE and was buried at Igbo-Oro. Akole-Koto was the first that settled when they were comi

on the moon