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As a kid, I did a lot of armchair adventuring. Still doing it.
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Leo & Tom, da Vinci & Edison. Genius and journals and notebooks.
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The Zen of vacuuming a rug.
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I sometimes talk to trees. They hold history.
I'm sure that if they are not aliens, then aliens brought them here.
About the origin story of the film BACKROOMS.
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COSMOGONY #poem The birth of the universe. My birth. Origin quests of mythic scale, human scale....
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La Moissonneuse endormie (The Sleeping Harvester), (Detail), (1855), by Louis Veray (French, 1820 – 1891)
Robin Hood’s Famous Major Oak Tree Is Believed to Have Died. The Major Oak is said to be 1200 years and weighs a massive 23 tons. More than 900 of the trees in the park are over 600 years old, and the forest is rich in wildlife.
For the first time in over a millennium, Major Oak in Nottingham’s Sherwood Forest failed to produce leaves this spring, signaling the tree’s demise.
The ancient oak tree would have been around in the 12th century during the High and Late Middle Ages, when Robin Hood is said to have lived.
Rest in Peace Major Oak :( The death of Sherwood Forest’s legendary tree marks the end of an era, while offering a sober reminder of climate change and important lessons for the future protection of the trees and forests around the world.
The Major Oak will remain standing in the forest as a monument for people and wildlife, the RSPB confirmed.
Saplings from the tree have also been planted across the world.
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Two, 2007 - by Tereza Vlčková (1983), Czech
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"Resettlement" by Judith Peck at the Clifton Arts Center Sculpture Park in Clifton, New Jersey.