i saw the river playing in the valley

anneliese 26 they grinding an axe against all that exists

[howtoexplainpicturestoadeadhare]

anneliese or ronan / they / 26 / tme / lesbian / ☭ / i make art here / #death2taxonomy #sealsarepeople #godenteredmybodylikeabodymysamesize 🦭

[a-book-of-creatures]

The author must have been eating woodland salad, candied acorns, turnip pie, plum-cakes, bilberry tarts, arrowroot shortbread, and glazed maple shoots, and drinking flagons of October ale and raspberry cordial when they wrote this

[segamascott]

okay but it literally takes courage to enjoy it

[sacred-portal]

[hagiomoto]

Holy shit the US Military tested an experimental GPS jammer and caused a civilian plane crash that kills everyone on board in May.

It Appears That the US Military Accidentally Killed Everybody on Board a Civilian Medevac Flight in New Mexico

A days-long electronic warfare drill was one of the causes behind the loss of a four-passenger medevac flight.

When the Federal Aviation Administration shut down air traffic to El Paso Airport earlier this year, nobody could have guessed than an experimental high-energy laser weapon was the cause. After days of chaos and speculation, it was revealed that Customs and Border Patrol officials had fired off a laser volley from a US Army base adjacent the El Paso Airport. Though the trigger-happy Border Patrol grunts evidently thought they were firing at drug-smuggling drones, their real target turned out to be a kids’ party balloon. Regardless, it was later reported that the cutting-edge weapon was taken for a test-drive a week before FAA and Pentagon officials had a chance to discuss how to safely implement the laser device, making it a small miracle that nobody in the air was killed. Not every use of an experimental aerospace weapon goes off without a hitch, however.

New bombshell reporting by Wired reveals an incident in which the testing of an experimental GPS jammer resulted in a medical plane crashing into the side of a mountain.

[leonardhq]

Jeffrey Gibson (Cherokee/Choctaw), American Girl, 2013,  Found punching bag, wool blanket, glass beads, steel studs, artificial sinew, tin jingles and chain, 43 x 16 x 16", 

Leonard HQ

[throatoftheworld]

Who art thou, White Face? by Leonora Carrington, 1959

[tsalala]

Vumbi Pride lionesses versus C-Boy. This was snapped right after C-Boy growled at one of the cubs.

Taken in the Serengeti, Tanzania Photographed by Michael Nichols

[sacred-portal]

[executionerbarbie]

comments left on the video for Iceblink Luck by Cocteau Twins 

[howtoexplainpicturestoadeadhare]

incredible find at the record store for $12.99

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Etruscan Wolf Head Helmet

6th Century BC

[girlballs]

god it would be awesome if the human brain could just ignore an upsetting thing instead of constantly wandering back to it for no fucking reason

[nobrashfestivity]

Hilma af Klint, The Dove, No. 13, Group IX/UW, No. 37, 1915 MOMA

more

[anxeious]

playing hard to want

[bitchontheprairie]

longhorn sheep looking through a window, 1981, linda mccartney

[peashooter85]

Sword, Korea, 17th-19th century

from The National Museum of Korea