“Barbarian and Castle” Frank Frazetta 1970

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“Barbarian and Castle” Frank Frazetta 1970
me blogging
Morning log in
Jim Nelson
Maglia a coste con chiusura a zip, Personaggi Celebri, pantaloni in felpa, Americanino. Scarpe Reebok
Man's Story, Reese Pub. Co., April 1970
Before Sunrise 1995
“All medieval literature, whether it be ‘Chansons de geste’ or the Arthurian Romances, both saturated with the Celtic spirituality, invariably explore the theme of the forest: a perilous world, refuge of spirits and fairies, hermits and dissidents, but also the place where the tormented soul of the knight, whether his name is Lancelot, Percival, or Ywain, is purified. I feel that very strongly. To me, going into the forest is far more than just a physical need, it is a spiritual necessity.”
— Dominique Venner
Just like my life, everything is ripping apart.
Cezary Bodzianowski: Crystal Tulpe (1996)
Capricorn One (1977)
World war something, Doug Chayka