Claim your FREE Farm wallpapers!
π©βπΎ Get a new wallpaper for your device, and show it to the community! πβ¨
π₯ Hot right Now in Farm Heroes Saga πΆ
ο»Ώ β Connection Issues All Games - More info HERE
New Year - New device? π± Check out how to sync it! Android π€ | Apple π
New Year - New device? π± Check out how to sync it! Android π€ | Apple π
(ENDED)ππLet's Celebrate World's Ocean Day ππ
Comments
-
I've never been in that part of England, you are in front of Ireland!!!! Amazing!!! I have to think to travel again in England πππ
3 -
Hello @encantes sorry but can you see my entry about the Danube....I can't find it anymore....I think i postet it ca. 13.00
0 -
I received the email notification but when I clicked to see it appeared " comment not found"
You can try to post it again πππππππ€©
1 -
It's pretty nice π₯° oh, it's a small town in Sweden (HΓ€rnΓΆsand)
2 -
Praia Brava Litoral Paranaense
3 -
Seen last 8 years of my experience in Philippines π΅π
Lake Caliraya
4 -
The Texas coast is home to a migratory population of whooping cranes!
At nearly 5 feet (1.5 m), the whooping crane is the tallest bird in North America and is currently endangered. We have a migratory population of about 200 cranes that spend the winter on the Texas coast at Aransas National Wildlife Refuge. Whooping cranes begin their fall migration south to Texas in mid-September and begin the spring migration north to Canada in late March or early April, covering more than 2,400 miles a year. Their Texas habitat is protected, but most of the Texas beaches along the Gulf of Mexico welcome diverse species.
3 -
@encantes I live in Pennsylvania USA. My state has no oceans. I'm not too far from beaches in new jersey, Delaware, and Maryland, but my favorite beaches are in north Carolina on the Outer Banks. Most of the beaches are untouched by man made boardwalks and are as nature made them. It is very peaceful and laid back on the OBX. Time slows down in the south
4 -
My in-laws live on a private lake and are visited every year by hundreds of white pelicans. It's quite a sight to see in Nebraska! This picture doesn't do them justice.
2
