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[nemfrog]

The dragon. Fictitious & symbolic creatures in art. 1906. 

[craigslisthorses]

the caption is

""JUST STUNNING"! YOU WON'T FIND ANOTHER LIKE HIM! ONE PICTURE SAYS IT ALL! IF YOU'RE LOOKING FOR A QUALITY HORSE"

please geld this club footed serpent

[craigslisthorses]

I JUST REALIZED HE'S BASICALLY HOLDING HIM AT GUN POINT

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[joyfulobjectpenguin]

Narva

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[joyfulobjectpenguin]

Woodworking class

[havingrevelations-deactivated20]

mental illness made me so desperate for joy that i forgot it was this simple… feeling the ocean against your skin… a really good guitar riff… sun on your back… holding the door for a stranger… a cold shower on a hot day…….. the world is like a cradle and i am just a little baby. eyes wide open there is so much to see

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Riga

[wike-wabbits]

Carved Anima Sola (19th century)

[burntoutuserboxes]

[This user thinks werewolves are cool.]

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[heavensghost]

The Earth and I by Katie Maria

[acesvega-deactivated20240116]

something i've noticed. people seem to think the most nature-y nature is forests. so forests are always prioritized for conservation, and planting trees is synonymous with ecological activism. my state was largely prairies and wetlands before colonization. those ecosystems are important too. trees aren't the end-all be-all of environmentalism. plant native grasses. protect your wetlands.

[withswords]

deserts also!!! it sucks so bad that people think of desert as 'wasteland' just because it's not suited for western european style ag development, they're beautiful and delicate and valuable ecosystems and, i think it's good to point out that humans have been living willingly in them for thousands of years