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About agogo22

Director of Manchester School of Samba at http://www.sambaman.org.uk

Fujifilm XM-5 Cuba

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View from Salford.

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What an incredible thing to see outside your window!

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A bus stop in London, UK

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Capturing Autumn in bottle

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It’s brilliant to see this area without any scaffolding on it, now for the rest of Spinningfields to be sorted as well as the bridge!

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The human side of Artemis II: Reactions from the team alongside views of the Moon and Earth

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Japanese artist creatively turns everyday objects into whimsical miniature worlds

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The literal meanings of city names

Want to learn a language the fun way? Get started with Lingopie today, with 55% off the annual plan: https://learn.lingopie.com/words-unra… What’s in a names? Jess and Rob are exploring why major cities are called what they’re called and what their … Continue reading →

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The Black Hole Paradox That Keeps Physicists Awake at Night

14 Jan 2026 Black holes don’t just bend space and time. They also expose where our understanding of reality begins to break. In this video, we journey – with up-to-the-minute discoveries and insights – through every kind of black hole, … Continue reading →

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Mushroom Illustration (trust the process)

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True Unexplained Stories of Ghost Ships 

The ocean is wide and mysterious, and for hundreds of years, sailors, explorers, and merchants have disappeared beneath the waves or met mysterious ends on their ships. These tales have been passed down and become part of seafaring folklore and … Continue reading →

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