Baskadia

To the moon and star

I think we're going to the moon because it's in the nature of the human being to face challenges. It's by the nature of his deep inner soul … we're required to do these things just as salmon swim upstream.

Everyone needs brightness to blossom

Staiway To Heaven

This image was clicked by a mobile.

Lesbian Giant Buddha, immense statue built 713 to 803. Located in sichuan,China.

A big carved out stone cliff depicting a sat Buddha.

New journey to Go

The Kenyan Band went so reluctend after the hit maker Never let you go until their fans started to complain and sending rumourms of there Break up, the Band Lux Family said on interviw that they needed to supprise there fans and know the comment of there true fans , now Lux Family Band coming out with new music

Good bye to old day

Add colours to your life.

sometimes you have to follow your road leaders

travel moments of road trips lagging behind a long vehicle for safety reasons where you have to be patient

Best place to be

Wireless

“I hate saying goodnight to you.” “I love that you're my last thought before I go to bed.” “I

Nice

Normal to toon

This is what I do and what I used to design in Autodesk

Life is full of challenges. we have to face it challenge and fight it till we win.

Wheat crop is ready to harvest

Gateway to hell

Doorway To Hell... Lava formed to look like a pile of bodies being sucked into hell 😲

To show animals love

Animals

Peeling back to the old

An original "Distressed Abstract" painting by British conceptual Artist-Cass Stoddart

A Gate to Heaven

The 20 Best Dogs for Kids and Families to Adopt Straight Away

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the road to know where

moments during lockdown where we almost owned roads, in such situations it was essential workers on the move and those who were transporting vital goods