Hiraeth Saudade

[danskjavlarna]

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Some dancing, some in the pants, some giant: vintage ants.

[devilduck]

“If the real world were a book, it would never find a publisher. Overlong, detailed to the point of distraction-and ultimately, without a major resolution.”

— Jasper Fforde, Something Rotten (via devilduck)

[danskjavlarna]

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On the rise: my collection of vintage sun imagery.

[holespoles]

"Then there came a wind so strong that it blew off Curdken's hat" Scene from The Goose Girl (1921) by Jennie Harbour

[michaelmoonsbookshop]

A book of Nature Myths by Florence Holbrook

1909/1926

[petaltexturedskies]

Anton Chekhov, After the fair

[brigantias-isles]

“In early June the world of Leaf and Blade and Flowers explodes, and every Sunset is different.”

— John Steinbeck ✯ (via brigantias-isles)

[danskjavlarna]

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Newsworthy: a collection of weird headlines and book titles.

[michaelnordeman]

Cold, crystal clear groundwater bubbling up through the sand. This is Uhrilähde (”sacrifice spring”) in Jämijärvi, Finland. These natural springs create an almost hypnotic movement beneath the surface. The water remains remarkably clear and cool year round as it filters through layers of sand and gravel left behind by the Ice Age. 

Uhrilähde, Jämijärvi, Finland (22 May 2026). 

[escuerzoresucitado]

[actegratuit]

Totem,

Caleb Wood

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[explicihtpapi]

instagram : wraith416

[danskjavlarna]

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All sorts of vintage book imagery is here in my virtual stacks.

[danskjavlarna]

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Newsworthy: a collection of weird headlines and book titles.

[hiraethsaudade]

“Light teaches the tree to beget leaves, to embroider itself all over with green reality, until summer becomes its steady portrait, and birds bring their lifetime to the boughs.”

— From “April Light” by May Swenson

[myviibes]

[nemfrog]

“Soil must be rich.”  Popular Mechanics. November 1940.