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Remember that first picture you tried downloading from the Internet? Ahhh, good times.

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Tristan da Cunha’s only settlement, Edinburgh of the Seven Seas, is built on the flat below the 6,765-foot volcano Queen Mary’s Peak

The vast distances that must be travelled to get to Tristan da Cunha, which lays claim to being the most remote inhabited island in the world

It is 1,243 miles from Saint Helena, its closest neighbour with residents, 1,491 miles from South Africa and 2,088 miles from South America

Tristan da Dunha’s main island, which also gives its name to the archipelago is just seven miles long and 37.8 square miles in area

Edinburgh was named after the visit of the first Duke of Edinburgh in the 1800s, but is referred to as The Settlement by its less than 300 locals

A sign shows the remarkable lengths one must go to get to Tristan, including 5,337 miles to London

The local rockhopper penguins are hugely popular with visitors and live on all four of Tristan’s islands

Cruise operator Oceanwide Expeditions have four cruises that take in three-day stops at the Tristan da Cunha archipelago

A yellow-nosed albatross is one of several large seabird species that uses Tristan’s Inaccessible Island as a breeding ground

Two juvenile yellow-nosed albatross frolic on the island that is rich in wildlife but an effort to reach

Some typical housing in Edinburgh, where all 297 locals of the Tristan da Cunha archipelago live

Hiking paths and rough roads are plentiful around the small and remote volcanic island

All of the local families are farmers of some kind, with cattle among the livestock, though fishing is also a massive part of their economy

Local social haunts include the cafe and the Albatross Bar, which by virtue of being on Tristan is one of the world’s most isolated pubs

Stamp collectors pay significant amounts for the rare Tristan da Cunha stamps, another major source of revenue for the town

Local residents all have a plot on the Patches Plain where they primarily grow potatoes, a staple of the Tristan diet

Supplies have to be brought into Tristan’s small harbour, while tourists from cruise ships must be brought to shore by zodiac

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You just can’t deny any of these things. This is real life.

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It’s not everyday you look out the window and see a falcon right in your face.

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Duffy is an Irish Terrier who has battled a bevy of health issues–including one, diabetes, that even made him lose his sight. Luckily for Duffy, he was rescued by a loving family that could provide him with the care he needs.

After medication helped stabilize his diabetes, the precious pup became eligible to undergo a sight-saving eye surgery. Benjamin May, one of the dog’s owners, was there to record Duffy’s reaction upon seeing his family again.

Spoiler Alert:

He.

Is.

SO EXCITED!

Enjoy all of the sights and sounds of a happy dog seeing his family again with this video.

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