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It's a long way to go before we can rest, but it's all for the best..... (Just stuff I like from around the net)

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1967 Volkswagen T 2 ‘21 Windows’ Deluxe Microbus

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Porsche 928 S4 Sport, 1988. One of 42 right-hand-drive cars for the UK market which has travelled 10,325 miles has sold for a world record auction price for a 928, selling for £129,375. 

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nudism at the beach …40, nudism at the beach …41 from JUSTE DU NUDISME! JUST NUDISM! by oliviersevekow on Flickr. [Uploaded on May 3, 2020]

Photos by © 2020 Olivier Kowalski

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Vincent van Gogh (1853-1890) “Avenue of Poplars in Autumn” (1884) Oil on canvas Post-Impressionism Located in the Van Gogh Museum, Amersterdam, Netherlands

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Room in the Air - Urban Refuge,

Calle Ambato, Santo Domingo, Ecuador

Expandable, Removable and Transportable Structure by Rama Estudio

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Various pages and illustrations from Magia Naturalis et Innaturalis  (Natural and non-natural magic) a grimoire pseudo-epigraphically attributed to Johannes Faust. It was published by Johann Scheible in 1849, but may be a republication of a work under a different name from 1612. 

A cornerstone of Faustian Ceremonial Magic, it describes the techniques to coerce legions of demons and to perform necromantic rites among other sundry magical operations.

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Attestation of Vegvísir in the Huld Manuscript. The Huld Manuscript is the name given to the book of collected Icelandic staves and spells, compiled by Geir Vigfusson in the 19th Century. Huld is the name of a völva in the Ynglinga and Sturlunga Sagas, who practiced Seiðr magic. A later Icelandic tale by Snorri Sturlusson tells us that she was a mistress of Odin, and mothered two demi-goddesses by him, who were named Þorgerðr and Irpa. If we look at the etymology, “Huld” means “Hidden” or “Secret” and is derived from Old Norse “Hulda”. This root is seen in many other words in Germanic lore.