Onward and upwards.

They are legends! End of.

Nike relentless! I will be relentless in my training/running. 😎😋

My running number for bupa Westminster mile! Yayyyy 😬#NextSunday #BupaWestminsterMile

Had to be done… Just something about this… Make what you will of this but it’s my take on modern day rebellious society… Freedom of speech, why not?! #creativeminds #wembley #loveyourmindevent

Random graffiti stencils in our warehouse space today… Still love the simplicity. #wembley #creativeminds #loveyourmindevent

Great youth session today! Even if footy fan were going mental outside. #wembley #LoveYourMindEvent #CreativeMinds

Spring break FOREVER!!!!! #mabes #unit #SpringBreakers

4 more days till the release! OMG CAN’T WAIT! IMAX experience, avengers assemble and then IRONMAN 3. 9.15pm 24thApril2013. #IMAX #ironman3 #Cineworld #Drooling #BigKid #DontCareWhatYouThink 😀😄😃😋😝💪✋

ianbrooks:

Lava Mountains photos by Lusika33

Do you ever see pictures of lava and think: “that doesn’t look so hot, what’s the big deal”? A group of intrepid Russian photographers must have had the same idea when they ventured to the volcanic complex of Tolbachnik on the Kamchatka Peninsula. Consisting of two active volcanoes Plosky and Ostry, the pair put on some impressive fireworks when it recently erupted in November, 2012, with the lava flow overtaking buildings 4 kilometers away. While some of the pictures are mesmerizing in their display of the raw plasma that burns inside the furnace of the earth, I was more amazed (and quite frankly, a little concerned) with the nonchalant photographers setting up cameras mere meters away from the molten swarm. The flickering lights of the cooling magma resembles a city at night and almost seems romantic in an imminent fiery destruction-type way.

Photog: Livejournal (via: English Russia)

Awesome power of Mother Nature!

Booo! Lol so wierd but cool.