My name is Jaap. 60 yr. male. Blogger from the Netherlands, Hollanda. In this blog I post random stuff I like: colourfull things, humour, people, bodies, shapes, lines, sunshine, desert,fashion. A mix of everything. Enjoy! My other blog is about smiling people from all over the world. It wil make you happy I hope. Go to: http://kommaar.tumblr.com/ It's not my intention to infringe on anyone's copyright, hurt their sales or reputation, make a profit from, or take credit for their work. I don't claim copyright to any content on this tumblr and I try to give credit when possible. At the request of the rightful owner I will removing photos. You can send me a message.
kilele:

En route to Massawa, Eritrea
Photo by Carsten ten Brink
evysinspirations:

View over Keren from the fort (by 10b travelling)
Keren, Eritrea
ukimages:

Horses graze on a spectacular Buttercup meadow at Goodworth Clatford in Hampshire
(by Anguskirk)
Goodworth Clatford, England
enchantedengland:

   Rattle Hill, Herefordshire Look at those teensy-tinsy cows! They are so small. They are cowlets. Anyhoo, the rape seed oil at the top actually is that yellow. I always thought it was photoshopped until I saw it for myself. If you are trying to keep them straight, Herefordshire= a rural county that borders on Wales, famous for its orchards and that cider; Hertfordshire= a home county that is bordered by Greater London. (Dimmilan flickr)
ukimages:

Ibthorpe village in Hampshire (by Anguskirk)
Ibthorpe, England
enchantedengland:

   One of the best walks in the Derbyshire Peak District of England is Jacob’s Ladder; an old pack horse route with a short steep climb leading to a magnificent view of the vale (valley) of Edale. It is bounded to the north by Kinder Scout, a plateau described as being ‘full of strange stones and goughs’
  I looked up gough, and discovered it is a channel or fissure in a peat moor; also known as a peat hag, which sounds like a Magical Creature to me. Perhaps the Peat Hags collect the strange stones and build oddly-shaped houses with them which you cannot see because you are a Muggle. Anyway, it is always lovely to learn a new word. (Steve Ruffles flickr)
lifeisbeautifulnoticeit:

Green hills  - England
Port Isaac, England 
dailymainne:

Woah. Just woah. Have you ever seen such an amazing view? I wanna go here. I WILL go here someday.
 Grabe lang! Ang gandaaaaa~ @_@
Imagine yourself lying down on those grasslands and just looking, staring at the blue, eminent sky. Feeling it taking over your being and just let the wind take your thoughts away. Feeling so light you think just a little gust of air can get you floating to the other surrealistic places in this beautiful planet.
I long for that. Grabe lang. I’m gonna go here someday…. T___T
landscape in england
bearnaked:

Egypt luxor hot air balloon (by DaDimple)
Shot somewhere between Tabanan and Bedugal on a day trip from Seminyak in Bali.
travelingcolors:

Sete Cidades, Azores | Portugal (by Joe Taruga | via t0rpe)
hiddenpeponi:

Banaue rice terrasses, Unesco world heritage by Raphael Bick on Flickr.
hiddenpeponi:

Terrace Reflections by dvlazar on Flickr.
impetrate:

Bali Rice Fields Postcards (by crayolamom)