Jeeps & Stuff

Dusty - Ontario

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[upkayac]

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Ok, I know next to nothing about horticulture but I do know that the English term for this is pollarding! It’s often done with things like willow, hazel or ash and is done above head height to prevent wild animals from eating the shoots! If it’s done at ground level it’s called coppicing - both give you a lot of long straight branches easily. Coppiced/pollarded wood is often used in the British countryside for making fences - just bundle them all up and weave!

Very very cool that two completely separate cultures have both got the same technique. I’d love to hear about any other terms for this.

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This dog sucks at fetch

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“WHO FUCKING THREW THIS.”

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That’s the grumpiest cat I’ve ever seen.

[isa-ghost]

THATS NOT THE ANIMAL I EXPECTED TO COME OUT

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(by Josh Calabrese)

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Spring light~

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Decadence……..

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so much drama in one photo

[jujubee58]

somebody hold me back

[kaisketch]

I’ve been having bad days and drawing this helped me remember things.

I hope it helps you, too.

[butterflyinthewell]

I’m struggling hard right now. I needed this.

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DID YOU GUYS KNOW OTTERS WAG THEIR TAILS LIKE DOGS WHEN THEY’RE HAPPY

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“You will learn to love me” 

(via)

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