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20th Dec 2016

Why You Should Be Following National Geographic’s Instagram

Dylan Varian

In October 1888 the first issue of National Geographic was published. Which means for the last 127 years they’ve been teaching us an awful lot about this amazing planet of ours.

It’s now 2015 and they have an Instagram, like almost everyone else. But instead of posting pictures of what they had for breakfast or their name spelt incorrectly on a coffee cup they post some of the most amazing pictures you’ll ever see from around the world. Just take a look and give them a follow.

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