June 21 is the beginning of summer and – I almost slept through it – the day of sleep. Here are photos from Sierra Leone, where temperatures are always very summery.
Sleep day
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- Papua New Guinea: Biden’s controversial cannibal anecdote
- Architectural highlight in Tbilisi
- HR Giger’s Alien in the Castle
- Detroit Institute of Arts
- Strong women. A gallery for International Women’s Day
- The grim secret of the Tellerrand stories
- Phone booth for mobile calls
- Michigan Central Station
- Lametta in Valletta
- Frequent flyer with a message
- Political Street Art in Georgia
- Everyone wants stollen!
- African Parks in Malawi
- Baobab – Tree of Life
- Büyük Han Coffee Club
- Rare tulips in Cyprus
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- Cheating during Lent
- Prison with a great View
- The home and the climate
- Louis Vuitton scores with Yayoi Kusama
- Hidden object with Cristiano Ronaldo
- Soccer idols on murals
- Laugh in Translation
- Candle stubs and Coronation Ceremonies
- Something warm man needs
- World Cat Day without cat
- How Iceland changed the world
- Simplicity day
- Montpellier celebrates
- Trading on top
- Spiders on the phone
- Sleep day
- Dead Zone at Charcoal Fire
- Concealed art
- Soundtrack of the Day
- Leader Sheep
- The P word
- The wish stone
- Troll or dino?
- Outdoor pool
- Under Cover
- Crazy Reykjavik
- Geldingadalir
- Everyone is a monument
- What is the rabbit doing in the moon?
- Nature and monument
- Monument in the country
- Monument and city
- Monument and art
- Menu for lunch break
- Bus stops and architecture
- War and energy
- Wedding
- The tank Polemos
- Fortnum & Mason – Department store in London
- Oskar Reinhart Collection in Winterthur
- Typical Japan – Professions and Vocation
- Indigenous People Day
- View to Kassel for documenta14
- Diamond Rush in Sierra Leone
- The village trutz
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