if I could build something, it would be a magical place 🍀🍃✨

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hii Sgland!! ✨❤

today's homework blog is: If you had all the resources, time and land available to build whatever you want (a house, a park, a monument, etc.) what would you build?

if I could build something, it would be a magical place, it would be a refuge, not only for me, but for all kinds of beings and animals who felt the urge to come and go when they wanted, with many flowers, large trees and gardens. a place with good energy, where people also feel comfortable and clean in spirit, have you ever felt that way somewhere? or even a person’s energy?

it is super common to have exuberant desires, sometimes for simple pleasure and satisfaction.
as we have in the stories in different types of people and times, who have already taken some kind of refuge ... I particularly find fantastic 2 beautiful places

palace of versailles in France

began to be built, in its current form, under the reign of Louis XIV, king who ruled France between 1661 and 1715 and who became known as King Sol. This palace is the great symbol of the power of monarchs in absolutist France, besides being the great icon that represents the luxurious standard of living of kings and nobility. The Palace of Versailles was the home of the French kings from 1682 until 1789.

Louis's idea was to make the palace bigger and more beautiful. For that, he hired the architect Louis Le Vau to elaborate the project of expansion of the palace. During the reign of Louis XIV, Versailles was transformed into a gigantic and luxurious palace, becoming the seat of the French administration and a place for parties of the French nobility and court.

In 1833, the Palace of Versailles was transformed, by order of King Louis Philippe I, into a museum dedicated to “all the glories of the history of France”. Officially as a museum, it became an exhibition site for articles from French history, ranging from the medieval period to the 19th century.

with lush gardens (that's certainly what I find most interesting) in addition to all the architecture

another favorite place is Neverland Michael Jackson had trains, boats, a ferris wheel and even a zoo!!

in Los Olivos, California, it was a 10-square-kilometer property that was named after a famous fantasy land from a children's fairy tale.
Purchased in 1987 for about $ 19 million, Neverland had an exorbitant amount of amenities and attractions, which included, among other things, train stations, statues, swan-shaped boats and a huge ferris wheel.

After Jackson's death in May 2009, all toys and animals were removed from the property, and some were replaced by a section decorated with Peter Pan, as well as a meditation garden.

The ranch went on sale in 2015 by Colony NorthStar, but the star's brother, Jermaine, wrote an open letter disagreeing with the decision.
The property went on sale again in 2016 by Sotheby's, but its value fell by $ 70 million in February 2019. It has not yet been sold, and the Jackson family has not opened the ranch as a memorial or museum for the singer, especially with the removal of many of the toys - as a result, it cannot be visited by tourists.

it is very sad to see this beautiful place get lost, as a fan I am very sad, because it has always been a dream to be able to visit!

XOXO 💘😘

@missy @rambo @jacqueline @mickey @lemon

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ilana:
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hallus81:
You’re such a magical babe!!! 😍😍😍

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