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Reblogs and Imagines. Hello!. I really like the 2012, ROTTMNT, and Bayverse turtles. 💙🐢❤️🐢💜🐢🧡🐢💚

[strawberry-milktea]

World is Mine - Hatsune Miku (PV)

[thegunnsara]

tapa tapa tap taptpt i wanna show you before I get busyhere my roughs since I can't work on them anymore

[thecollectibles]

Art by Davood Moghaddami

[catchymemes]

[is-the-owl-video-cute-deactivat]

Not just any paper maps, they had textbook sized atlases of the entire delivery area with each street meticulously mapped out.

These were insanely handy and a new edition came out just about every year to stay up to date on construction and road changes. I remember stocking my car with these for any of the cities I tended to travel to because they were the only way to actually get anywhere unless you wanted to call a friend and get very in depth instructions on how to get there.

[ralfmaximus]

AAA is now mostly known for roadside assistance, but at one time their primary business was MAPS.

For a few bucks a month you could become a Triple-A member and yeah, roadside assistance was one of the perks. BUT ALSO you could pick up the phone, call their 1-800 number, and tell the human operator who answered that you were planning a road trip.

They'd get your starting and destination address. Ask a few questions: what kinds of hotels you liked, preferred gas stations, any interest in touristy things?

Then in 7 to 10 days you'd get a thick package in the mail of carefully customized maps. Each map was the size of a paperback book cover, perfect for holding in the passenger's or driver's lap. Each was enumerated starting at #1 and ending at #whatever number of minimaps the trip required, with a hand-drawn highlighter path drawn on the map marking the route from one edge to another; entrance & exit points for that section of the route.

Motels, gas stations, and (if requested) tourist traps were indicated in color coded ink -- again, by hand. Sometimes detours were drawn in red marker, overriding the printed map because AAA kept up to date on road closures & regional disasters.

These maps were customized for your particular trip, and were invaluable since GPS did not exist. Unless you were familiar with the local region, the alternative was buying a map at the next gas station and guessing.

GPS is amazing and I wouldn't want to give up the ease & simplicity of Google Maps, but my god the old tech was miraculous too in its own way.

[wehgfkwjefwkjgw]

a pic for my twitter friend

[thegunnsara]

Part 4 of Back to the past

And Casey forgets to mention slightlyy important info

Previously // Next

[embroiderycrafts]

I made some mini rainbow embroideries 🌈 by vidana_art

[thecollectibles]

Art by Janice Sung

[snowlattes]

formulating autumn 🍁🍂💖

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[venelona]

Too soon, Donnie, too soon...

[blitzxiiru]

raph is concerned by his brother’s coping mechanisms

[wickcipher]

I know I say this a lot about Donnie, but... demon possession!

Based on this post

[ddevilzadvocate]

Brotherly Love 🫶

[valenrepetto]

Rise movie got us all crying

[othellodonryan]

backup brows

[time-woods]

More turtls for yall!! Mostly from the family au but also 2012 Donnie and Casey,

(lmk if yal like the big drawing posts, they come like once a week just with what I’ve recently done, or if I should post just once and more frequently))

[sparklytravelmoviepersona]

Rottmnt

[yujateaandpi]

Oh my gosh these are so clean I thought they were from an episode I missed