[skinlike-deactivated20240929]

i'd play in the creek now as an adult. i'd sit in the stream and collect rocks for a while

[funkeepeach]

So it's not my circus, but one of my monkeys did previously work there so i actually have a lot of opinion's on the circus' labor practices

[onaa-ohokthen]

Totalt oviktig grej som driver mig till VANSINNE:

Affärerna har börjat kalla physalis "gyllenbär", från engelskans "goldenberry" trots att de har funnits som physalis i åtminstone mer än tjugo år. Det heter physalis. Det har alltid hetat physalis. Bara för att amerikaner upptäckte dem förra året betyder inte att svenska handlare ska fördumma sig.

[coastgods]

Minst 40 egentligen. Inte nog med det, de dom kallar gyllenbär är egentligen kapkrusbär, gyllenbär är mindre och sötare, rätt whack

[caspar-david-friedrich-paintings]

-Dolmen in snow-

[deadstonia]

[coastgods]

I will get back to writing relational animist stuff, 8 months just fly by, but I'm currently just too invested in wrapping up my fiction stuff I've been dragging half finished behind me for decades.

[purplefluffsstuff]

Sweden, 2017

[headlikealamb]

My favourite waterfall in Iceland

[apatheticfluorescence]

some hyper famous artists like Van Gogh transcend overratedness and become underrated because they're so normalized. Like I'll look at a van Gogh and I'm like wait this really is amazing you guys don't get it

[headspace-hotel]

Shakespeare is like this

[insufferablepirate]

Every time I see a Van Gogh that’s not one of his better known pieces it absolutely blows me away

Have you seen this shit my liege? smh unreal

[coastgods]

"During the transition from the early bronze age to the late bronze age, southern Scandinavia underwent some major geopolitical changes that might be explained by an eastward extension of the Nordic Bronze Age due to new exchange networks as well as an over-exploitation of soil in the west (Kristiansen & Rowlands, 1998: 96–97). This may have triggered hostile situations. It was also during this transition that the first antagonistic scenes appear on the rocks. Mobility and conflict seem to go hand in hand, with highly ritualized scenes or compositions. A majority of the rock-art localities in Bohuslän were pecked close to the Bronze Age shore and it is ship images that dominate the panels; about 10,000 ship depictions have been recorded." —War Canoes or Social Units? Human Representation in Rock-Art Ships by Johan Ling (2012)

[coastgods]

The Järrestad dancer

[coastgods]

combative youth of middle bronze age sweden

[pmamtraveller]

Antique porcelain match holders

[enchantedbook]

Art by Shigeru Mizuki

[terpsikeraunos]

neolithic people were like these rocks need spirals. and they were right.

[maybeescapingideas-deactivated2]

Kilmarten Glen, Scotland

Algeria, Sahara, North Africa

Nine Mile Canyon, Utah, USA

South Goa, India

[guiltfactory]

the "my favorite character did nothing wrong" mindset is completely unappealing to me because i love thinking about all the things my favorite characters did wrong

[denalis]

hey btw if ur transphobic don’t interact with my blog. we support trans people here