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Hello everyone! My name is Jaz, and welcome to my Tumblr! For those of you who know me from dA, please feel free to send me or my OCs any questions you may have. I will answer any ones I can. :) Prayer requests are always open! If there's something on your heart that you'd like me to pray on, please don't hesitate to send it in! I will be more than happy to pray for you and anyone you know! God bless you, and Jesus loves you!

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NEED A NEW HOME ASAP!!!

Hey, guys. I could use a lot of prayer or, if I’m somehow lucky enough for you to live nearby, some help looking for a home.

The place I’m in now has a rat problem that’s getting BAD. At first they were eating my clothes and books, which is bad enough, but now they’ve gotten to the point of chewing through electrical wires and causing a fire hazard. I don’t know how bad the damage is inside the walls, but suffice to say I need a safe place to live right away.

Please pray that I’ll find something soon. I’m worried about my kids being in danger when they visit!

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“Fierce predator establishes dominance in her territory”

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All aboard the guinea express

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We had the most perfect conditions for the hike up to the Old Man of Storr but I couldn’t help cross my fingers that some storm clouds would roll in just as I set up this shot.

Scotland, 2016.

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The Sacred Tree of Takeo Shrine (Takeo’s Okusu Tree) Location: Outside Mifuneyama Rakuen Garden

Over 3000 years old, this camphor tree is the 7th largest tree in Japan. It is 30m tall with a trunk circumference of 20m, its branches span 30m wide from east to west, and 33m wide from north to south. This is the sacred tree of Takeo Shrine, which was built in the Nara period (735 CE). The roots of the tree resemble the feet of elephants and are wrapped in rough bark, with their central section split open near the surface of the ground. Inside is a gaping cavity with an area of 12 tatami mats, which houses a stone shrine deep within.