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@joeljammal: 🔴 Men Debate Masculinity - SBS The Feed reaction | The Ark E45 This episode I react to another debate from SBS the Feed on Masculinity, domestic violence, dating & the male loneliness epidemic. I'm keen to hear your thoughts on this one in the comments. 🎧 Click the link in my bio to watch the full show ##TheArkPodcast#joeljammal##SBSTheFeed##Masculinity##Debate

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When we travel, I always find time to take photos of the little things. Specifically the beautiful flowers I find. In Iceland I found these flowers particularly stunning because in such a harsh landscape, often out of volcanic rock soil, these beautiful souls have sprouted out of the odds, as if in defiance of the rugged nature. Iceland’s flora is a mix of hardy native species and resilient imports that have adapted to the cold, windy climate. You’ll see purple nootka lupine painting entire valleys in summer, Arctic thyme releasing a delicate scent when you walk by, and bright moss campion making perfect pink cushions across the tundra. These plants aren’t just pretty—they help hold fragile soil together, making it possible for other life to follow. Mother Nature is basically the original influencer here. Their strength is something we can all admire. In a land of ice, wind, and fire, they stand rooted—unshaken. Their defiance, as if to say, “I dare to be beautiful,” is a quiet but powerful lesson for us all. No matter how harsh the world feels, we too can choose to bloom in the dark, to stand tall in the storm, and to let our colors show even when the odds are stacked against us. (Not to say that Iceland isn’t beautiful on its own without the flowers, because it is. Iceland is stunning in its own, powerful way. It’s beauty is in its own strength and defiance. A land mass that is one of the youngest in the world, and continues to grow and show how powerful it is. That is beautiful. But Iceland in its strength is not fragile. Unlike flowers, who despite their gentle, delicate stems and petals, defying all odds of survival while being so seemingly fragile, icelands beauty comes from its bold power. No one would dare to call Iceland fragile. Maybe rugged, daunting, or harsh. Yet in from that, still beautiful in so many ways) Some flowers have deep cultural roots, too. Icelanders have used angelica for centuries as food and medicine, and crowberries are still gathered for jams and desserts. In the Westfjords and coastal cliffs, you might even spot sea campion and thrift clinging to the edges of puffin nesting grounds—because apparently puffins love curb appeal. These hardy blooms thrive where few others can, turning even the most remote landscapes into natural art installations. Even the moss here is magical. The famous Icelandic moss, sometimes hundreds of years old, blankets lava fields in a soft green coat. It’s protected by law because it grows so slowly—disturb it, and it can take decades to recover. Walking through these landscapes feels like stepping into a living fairy tale, one where the flowers and moss are the main characters… and the puffins are the quirky sidekicks. So, next time you’re in Iceland, don’t just look for glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls—take a moment to notice the little bursts of color that bring life to the black lava and windswept cliffs. These flowers are tiny but mighty, holding their ground through storms, snow, and endless summer daylight. And if you see a puffin nearby, remember—they’re probably just here for the petal-to-the-metal flower show. 🌸🐧 #iceland #flowers #puffins #motivational #travel
When we travel, I always find time to take photos of the little things. Specifically the beautiful flowers I find. In Iceland I found these flowers particularly stunning because in such a harsh landscape, often out of volcanic rock soil, these beautiful souls have sprouted out of the odds, as if in defiance of the rugged nature. Iceland’s flora is a mix of hardy native species and resilient imports that have adapted to the cold, windy climate. You’ll see purple nootka lupine painting entire valleys in summer, Arctic thyme releasing a delicate scent when you walk by, and bright moss campion making perfect pink cushions across the tundra. These plants aren’t just pretty—they help hold fragile soil together, making it possible for other life to follow. Mother Nature is basically the original influencer here. Their strength is something we can all admire. In a land of ice, wind, and fire, they stand rooted—unshaken. Their defiance, as if to say, “I dare to be beautiful,” is a quiet but powerful lesson for us all. No matter how harsh the world feels, we too can choose to bloom in the dark, to stand tall in the storm, and to let our colors show even when the odds are stacked against us. (Not to say that Iceland isn’t beautiful on its own without the flowers, because it is. Iceland is stunning in its own, powerful way. It’s beauty is in its own strength and defiance. A land mass that is one of the youngest in the world, and continues to grow and show how powerful it is. That is beautiful. But Iceland in its strength is not fragile. Unlike flowers, who despite their gentle, delicate stems and petals, defying all odds of survival while being so seemingly fragile, icelands beauty comes from its bold power. No one would dare to call Iceland fragile. Maybe rugged, daunting, or harsh. Yet in from that, still beautiful in so many ways) Some flowers have deep cultural roots, too. Icelanders have used angelica for centuries as food and medicine, and crowberries are still gathered for jams and desserts. In the Westfjords and coastal cliffs, you might even spot sea campion and thrift clinging to the edges of puffin nesting grounds—because apparently puffins love curb appeal. These hardy blooms thrive where few others can, turning even the most remote landscapes into natural art installations. Even the moss here is magical. The famous Icelandic moss, sometimes hundreds of years old, blankets lava fields in a soft green coat. It’s protected by law because it grows so slowly—disturb it, and it can take decades to recover. Walking through these landscapes feels like stepping into a living fairy tale, one where the flowers and moss are the main characters… and the puffins are the quirky sidekicks. So, next time you’re in Iceland, don’t just look for glaciers, volcanoes, and waterfalls—take a moment to notice the little bursts of color that bring life to the black lava and windswept cliffs. These flowers are tiny but mighty, holding their ground through storms, snow, and endless summer daylight. And if you see a puffin nearby, remember—they’re probably just here for the petal-to-the-metal flower show. 🌸🐧 #iceland #flowers #puffins #motivational #travel




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