Me and my GF made a Quiz What Medieval Guy Are you!!! Compatibility in answers lots of pictures etc
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Me and my GF made a Quiz What Medieval Guy Are you!!! Compatibility in answers lots of pictures etc
“The Cheapside Hoard c. 1600. A hoard of jewellery found under a house in Cheapside in 1912. Presumably the stock-in-trade of a local jeweller.”
from “better homes and gardens decorating ideas under $100”, 1971.
Gämse im Gebirge - by Furry-Geology
Cougar/Mountain Lion Petroglyph Photograph by Calvin J. Hamilton
Hellll by Kosuke Ajiro, 2019
Labyrinth of the Minotaur, Lambertus a S. Audomaro, Saint-Omer, c. 1121
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May Day parade on the Red Square. Photo by Gennady Koposov (Moscow, May 1, 1967).
Horse figure of the day: Enchanted Kingdom Horse and Pony "Tambourine"
Uglich, USSR (1957)
Evita Flores *playground.angel.studio@instagram*
That cursed root cellar (#mycellar) is also the only remnaining structure from the previous owner who had been to prison for murder #mycellarlore
My wives parents have a root cellar in their garden that is infested by huge spiders with huge eggsacks 🥚 and they have kind of an initiation ritual where if youre a new visitor someone will insist on showing you these terrible spiders. And then sometimes when we hang out with her friends someone will mention the spiders in the root cellar and everyone will shudder
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From Mother Hubbard's Picture Book by Walter Crane, 1897 (via gutenberg)