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15 Beautiful Natural Things To Be Appreciative Of

Enjoy the simple things in life

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15 Beautiful Natural Things To Be Appreciative Of
Emily Lydell

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In a life filled with complex situations, we never take time to enjoy the simple things. We become so focused on what we have to do next that we forget to appreciate the natural wonders around us. Take some time to look around you and enjoy these wonderful things.

1. Sunrise

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2. Dew on grass in the morning

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3. Big white fluffy clouds

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4. Flowers

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5. The smell of the air before it rains

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6. The feeling of the sun shining on your face

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7. Rainbows

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8. Bark on trees

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9. The sound of a babbling brook

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10. Seashells

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11. The leaves changing color

12. Waves crashing on the shore

13. Sunset

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14. The forest

15. The moon and the stars

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