10 Awesome Travelling Animals (to Follow on Instagram)

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Where should H+B go next?

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#cats #adventurecat #Love #deserts #canyons #family #believe #smiles #catexplorer #thankful #ihope #texas #lonestarstate #northwesttexas #exploretexas #familyouting #humanesociety #caprockcanyon #adopt #rescue

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Hard to beat this place

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Last winter Suki went on a holiday to California to escape the snowy cold for a week. She absolutely loved it! We are thinking of doing another trip somewhere warm this year, any suggestions?

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The Brooklyn Bridge looms majestically over New York City’s East River, linking the two boroughs of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Since 1883, its granite towers and steel cables have offered a safe and scenic passage to millions of commuters and tourists, trains and bicycles, pushcarts and cars. Every time we are in NYC we walk until Dumbo to eat at @lukeslobster the soup of the day and a lobster sandwich. The best time to cross the bridge is at sunset The view of the skyline and the Statue of Liberty is breathtaking! . . . . #miami_traveller_dog #doglovers #Traveltips #TravelingPets #BrooklynBridge #StrollingAround. #insta_dogs #globetrotter #tinydog #newYorkLovers #travelinspiration #ilovemydog #dogscorner #NewYorkphotography #ArtLovers #Skyline #NewYorkPet #iamatraveler #instachihuahua #amazingView #lovechihuahua #travelwithpets #urbanArt #loveit #travelingdog #Portrait #Photography #NewYorkLife #NewYorkCity.

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Chasing the ancients. ๑ Between 100 B.C. and 1300 A.D., the Anasazis made their home in cliff dwellings in the American Southwest. They lived well in elaborate structures and even kept rare birds such a macaws. In 1300, they seemed to have disappeared. Maybe they just went home. ๑ Photo: @acoucke

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Dis my face when I’m focused *Anzeige #burgeltz #castle #burg

A post shared by Felix (@wanderlust_samoyed) on Dec 19, 2018 at 12:17pm PST

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Happy new year from us to you! Here’s our favorite memories from this year. We can’t thank you enough for 50k in one year and we are so excited to keep sharing and growing together.

A post shared by hi my name is tuna (@tunatheadventurecat) on Dec 31, 2018 at 11:25am PST

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I’m dreaming of a white Christmas

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Where should we go next? Tell us your favorite places in the comments!!

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Sadie, Silken Windhound (6 m/o), Washington Square Park, New York, NY • “We found out about the breed from a post you did a year ago – they’re a cross between a Borzoi and a Whippet. She ate our niece’s poop over Christmas. They’re potty training her. That was a surprise.” @sadie_scoots

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