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🎥: Yuki Yokoyama
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suspicious…
roadside, July
The peace of the forest always improves the day 🍃
Artist: Quietlymakingsomeart on instagram
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did you hear? they're saying if you open your eyes to it, love is everywhere to be found. its everywhere its everywhere its everywhere
Forest floor
looking. at you
Deathcap Amanita phalloides
Handful of fossilized snake vertebrae. These were from some pretty big sneks!
Summer ☀️
Once upon a time, there was a forest that existed only for those who still knew how to dream. The moss glimmered with dew and the trees swayed gently, weaving their branches into garlands. And there, rested a small pale stone chapel, silent witness to fairy creatures and unearthly presences that had danced within its walls for centuries. Whoever enters breathes in that ancient magic and for a moment knows a peace that belongs to no world but its own. And so the forest guards its oldest secret: that nature and magic have always been one and the same.
I’ve visited a lot of cemeteries. I’ve read a lot of signs listing cemetery rules. None of those signs included “don’t smooch the moss.”
Food for thought.