[talonabraxas]

Only in the eyes of love you can find infinity.”

Ouroboros Eye Yoshi Busan (부산대타투)

[ghostinthechoom]

ANOUNNCEMENT

This Tumblr, which originally focused on my love of Black Metal and Nature (as can be seen), is defunct; however, I'm shifting into Cyberpunk 2077 and other adjacent media. I will still post about Black Metal, nature, and other things I enjoy, like The Last of Us.

However, this will be a Cyberpunk-centric Tumblr, with an appropriate name change. Thank you all, hope you'll enjoy the content I post.

Picture related, it is my Valerie.

Love, GhostInTheNet.

[lady-weiss]

Till next time, then, V. Corporate gods willing.

[waterfront-aquarium]

ABBY ANDERSON’S BOOK COLLECTION

book textures found here [x]

CITY OF THIEVES

written by david benioff, 2008

the main character’s name is lev, perhaps a nod to abby’s future ward

THE COUNT OF MONTE CRISTO

written by alexandre dumas, 1846

some of the story’s key themes are revenge, redemption and forgiveness.. sounds a bit familiar, abigail

THE ILIAD & THE ODYSSEY

written by homer, c. 8th century BC

THE INGENIOUS GENTLEMAN DON QUIXOTE OF LA MANCHA

written by miguel de cervantes, 1605

HEART OF DARKNESS

written by joseph conrad, 1899

DIVINE COMEDY

written by dante alighieri, 1321

LITTLE WOMEN

louisa may aclott, 1868

THE MOONSTONE

written by wilkie collins, 1868

THE ADVENTURES OF HUCKLEBERRY FINN

written by mark twain, 1884

ONE THOUSAND AND ONE NIGHTS, TALES FROM THE ARABIAN NIGHTS

written by various authors, c. 1706-1721

MEDEA

written by euripides, 431 BC

THE ROSE GARDEN HUSBAND

written by margaret widdemer, 1915

THE WAR OF THE WORLDS

written by H. G. wells, 1898

WAR AND PEACE

written by leo tolstoy, 1867

ROBINSON CRUSOE

written by daniel defoe, 1719

THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY

written by oscar wilde, 1890

THE DREAM-QUEST OF UNKNOWN KADATH

written by H. P. lovecraft, 1943

THE SCARLET LETTER

written by nathaniel hawthorne, 1850

NINETEEN EIGHTY-FOUR

written by george orwell, 1949

TREASURE ISLAND

written by robert louis stevenson, 1883

A TALE OF TWO CITIES

written by charles dickens, 1859

FISHING IN UTOPIA: SWEDEN & THE FUTURE THAT DISAPPEARED

written by andrew brown, 2008

STRANGE CASE OF DR JEKYLL & MR HYDE

written by robert louis stevenson, 1886

[thewattz3thousand]

[morbidspit-deactivated20250113]

[ghostinthechoom]

| Black metal | nature | turned 2 today!

[abbystanaccount]

Our first look at The Last of Us season 2 and Abby

-it’s definitely that same scene from the game where Abby's being attacked at Jackson and Joel saves her. So they aren't changing how they meet and are keeping the same beginning

-her jacket now has a fur collar

-can't tell if she has a braid yet

[ghostinthechoom]

something something update

Hello all, Blackmetalnature here.

I have been absent from this blog for a while (as you can probably see...) due to school and getting married. I plan to eventually revisit this blog, or turn it into a generalized one for my taste. If you want, you can follow me on Instagram @moss.hag . Hope y'all been well.

[asfgjfkgjnfkjgnkfjg]

The psychiatrist diagnosed me with divine madness

[h34vybottom]

any other diagnoses you'd like to share?

[asfgjfkgjnfkjgnkfjg]

Autism

[ghostinthechoom]

Incase you wondered.

[outdoorspastelnature]

When you’re alone in the forest, you are never alone…

[visitheworld]

Grass-covered hut in Eidfjord / Norway (by Agios Fonasontas).

[onenicebugperday]

I’ve seen a few ~aesthetic~ photos of rock stacks in rivers recently and this is just a reminder that you are destroying habitat when you move rocks around in rivers and streams.

In addition to dragonfly nymphs, rocky river beds are home to lots of other larval invertebrates like damselflies, mayflies, water beetles, caddisflies, stoneflies, and a bunch of dipterans. Not to mention lots of fish and amphibians!

Plus large scale rock stacking can change the flow of a stream and lead to increased erosion.

Anyway dragonfly for admiration:

Calico pennant by nbdragonflyguy

[shnemes]

Everything is something’s habitat. You might as well not go outside for fear of stepping on some larval beetle.

[onenicebugperday]

This is hugely missing the point. The idea is to enjoy what’s left of our natural spaces while having as little an impact as possible. It’s not difficult to avoid intentionally destroying habitat. I recommend looking into the Leave No Trace principle which is very important for conservation. Cynicism doesn’t help anything.

You can read more about Leave No Trace here.

[onenicebugperday]

A few rock stacks here and there wouldn’t have much of an impact alone. But in parks that see thousands or even millions of visitors each year, when you have people like you saying, “sure, literal scientists and park rangers are telling me not to do this, but surely that doesn’t apply to ME,” the effect is huge. Please attempt to see the bigger picture. You are not so special that YOU get to ignore the rules and continue intentionally destroying habitat even after you’ve been told it’s harmful.

[flagellant]

“I am not so special as to cause ecological destruction by building a stack of six or eight rocks”

if even one in 5 people in this photograph of zion national park thought this what do you think the lack of ecological destruction would look like you daft and selfish isotope

[fordarkmornings]

Eugene de Blaas (Austrian, 1843-1932)

Gathering Shells

[alecsgrg]

Snæfellsnes Peninsula, Iceland | ( by Christopher Kerksieck )

[bon----voyage]

[dsxsbx]

Faroe Islands // Jeff Spackman