Illness & Oddity

Noah / 22 /. Forester

[lukasz-buda]

[kinko-white]

The Forest Guardian

Watercolors and ink

[pagewoman]

Winter Hares ~ Niki Bowers

[hedgerowdevil]

The woodcuts of Ian MacCulloch

[itscolossal]

A Tree-Like Figure Composed of Natural and Technological Elements by Garret Kane

[furtho]

Mike Goscinsky’s woodcut Shift Change (via here)   

[canipel]

Zelenkovac, Bosnia. | Make sure you follow > Shot By Canipel & Instagram

[hypervigil]

jackalope

Also available on Instagram

[tagurself]

what the fuck did I just watch

[alcoholicanarchist]

this is what having psychosis is like

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This is what having a manic episode feels like

[pikipek-archive]

this is also what happens when you forgot if you took your adderall and take a second one

[coolkenack]

Remotely located near Penzance in the west Cornish moors is the unique and enigmatic Men-an-Tol stone. Archaeologists suggest that the three stones that comprise the Men-an-Tol are the remains of a Neolithic tomb

from wildeyedsoutherncelt

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[chadzia-deactivated20180101]

fight

[neilnevins-deactivated20240617]

Whoever wins. We lose.

[nevver]

She slept here, Maryam Ashkanian

[enrique262]

The bio-robots of Chernobyl, liquidators tasked with the manual clean-up of heavily contaminated debris from the rooftop of reactor 4, since the RC vehicles originally sent were destroyed by the heavy radiation.

This was needed so the containment building, know as the sarcophagus, could be build around it.

All of them absorbed the maximum radiation a human can handle in a lifetime, some even a 100 times that, many died years latter, and the survivors now live a cripples as the radiation simply destroyed them, let us remember their sacrifices, the unsung heroes of one of the worst disasters humanity has ever seen. 

[fuckyeah-foxes]

[reptilmastaren]

Did you know that Moomin creator Tove Jansson illustrated J.R.R Tolkiens The Hobbit for the 1962 swedish edition? These are just a few of the illustrations in the book.

[tiptoeboy]

[thesilicontribesman]

Capel Garmon Burial Chamber, nr. Betws-y-Coed, North Wales, 22.1.17. A fine layer of snow covered the entrance capstone and the larger stones when visiting this site today. The interior of the chamber is exposed although the outline of the mound can be made out thanks to perimeter stones laid out as recently as 1925. The Neolithic chamber was originally over 30 metres in length, possessing a false blocked entrance. Although it was Neolithic, beaker finds suggest that it may have been in use even in the early Bronze Age.

[goblinmarket-deactivated2018121]

I visited here some 6 years ago, when very depressed. Thought it was such a beautiful, womb-like place to be, I spent a good while just admiring the beautiful stonework and following it with my hands. Would love to see how it looked pre-restoration.