noise dept.
I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
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Cosmic Funnies
Monterey Bay Aquarium
TVSTRANGERTHINGS
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let's talk about Bridgerton tea, my ask is open
"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Kiana Khansmith
pixel skylines
Stranger Things
occasionally subtle
Peter Solarz
he wasn't even looking at me and he found me
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@churchrummagesale
hey everyone! thank you so much for the support. I just wanted to share a few links for those who are interested in sharing more with me on tumblr and other sites!
@freakscircus - my main blog @lady-arwen - my diary blog novembersfire - instagram dani elizabeth - spotify playlists :-)
July 2020
Burned house
Uncorrupted
A forgotten town, Northern Ontario
Cemetery Road
Rural Ontario
Lost in Appalachia
instagram - novembersfire
Closed, Winter 2019
God bless America!
Northern Ontario Trip II
Twin Farm
oftentimes one of the first questions i get when people ask me about exploring abandoned places is whether or not i have been somewhere haunted or if i have seen a ghost. i am not quite sure if i believe in ghosts in the traditional sense, i.e. i don't think i'm going to turn around and see a spooky figure right behind me in an abandoned place. but i definitely believe in getting a feeling when you step into somewhere, like an intuition or a memory of what a place once was. maybe it's a "thin place" where time is a little thinner and emotions and volatility can bleed through from a previous lifetime. either way, i definitely felt it here. twin farm has a mile long driveway, which isolates it from the already deserted rural road i found it on. once i stepped inside, i began to feel the most jarring and intense urge to leave. it truly felt like something bad was about to happen or was already happening. usually i am not very anxious in these places - i really am not afraid and i am comfortable spending hours in some cases carefully photographing, exploring, and even reading old letters or looking at family photos. with twin farm, i snapped a roll and left quickly. anyone i brought with me later would complain of the same odd feeling without me having to say anything. this place was razed shortly after. i wonder if this feeling was in the walls of the house or if it seeps all the way down into the soil and will make the next house on the property feel just as "haunted."
Claremont Baptist Cemetery
Northern Ontario Trip I
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February 2020