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rail carriage converted into cabin

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by Ralph

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Lappland

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The woods are lovely, dark, and deep

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Mount Rainier National Park

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Iconic Songs from Six Feet Under

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Haunted places from the SCOOBY-DOO series.

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“In an era that was marked by growing racial discrimination and the introduction of what were known as the "Jim Crow” segregation laws, a relatively unknown photographer, Hugh Mangum, did a rare thing - he opened his doors to everyone regardless of their race, gender or how much money they had.

Starting in the 1890s, Mangum, a self-taught itinerant photographer, travelled on the railroads across North Carolina, Virginia and West Virginia, setting up temporary studios and taking portraits of the people he met…“

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Artist: Carl Shedd Title: Writers Block “The concept for this scene was a place where a writer had “escaped” to work on a manuscript. Desperate to find a location with privacy, he takes his typewriter and gear to the derelict home near the edge of town. Over the course of months he spends more and more time there, until eventually the space begins to take on his character. I wanted to capture the paranoia a place like this would impose on a sensitive artist in isolation, inspired by the dark and lonely environment, slowly descending into madness. A lot of fun! For this scene as far as unique assets, I created the primary architectural elements. The additional props were purchased from the Unreal Marketplace: Antiques in the Attic VOL 1-4, Restaurant and Dive Bar VOL 1-3 and City Trash and Waste Set by Dekogon Studios Modular Victorian House by Arthur Dark Old Office by Alex Fantom Great Horned Owl by PROTOFACTOR INC Mansion Hall by Joel Zakrisson Soviet Room by White Noise Team” Masterpiece…

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The Quantock Hills

This is the most incredible time of year - the end of English Summer. The heather in full bloom at the end of August on the Quantock Hills. Get to a moor before the bloom ends!

Photographed by Freddie Ardley