the most beautiful song in the world @seemannskirche - Tumblr Blog

wellwaterhysteria

beloved friends. treasured acquaintances. revered mutuals. we are gathered here today to pay attention to meeee

halicablissoutv11

2007

#it is still summer

marejadilla

Harald Sohlberg, “Fisherman’s Cottage”, 1906, oil on canvas. Norwegian Neo-romantic painter, 1869-1935.

#the art tag

huariqueje

Morning Star - Antonia Tyz Peeples

American , b. 1957 -

Oil on board , 24 x 36 in.

#the c the c the open c

ltwilliammowett

In the north tower chapel of the St. Jakobi Church in Lübeck, Northern Germany, there is a niche that is now known as the ‘Pamir Chapel’ and is a memorial to the Lübeck sailors who remained at sea.

The wreck of a lifeboat from the four-masted barque Pamir (1905), which sank in 1957 and in which 80 of the 86 crew members lost their lives, stands there.

The memorial was declared a national memorial for civilian seafaring on 21 September 2007 at the request of the parish, the state and federal governments.

#i think about the pamir so often #but i only have models of the peking and passat.... :(#anyway hello yes new username though probably 2-4 years too late huh #(it's me. it's rhaill)#the c the c the open c #adjacent

nemfrog

“Geologic cross-sections shown in color in 9 classes, and faults.” Tourtelotte Park Mining District Sheet. 1898. Colorado.

#the nature tag #colors

thebristolboard

Original page by Bill Sienkiewicz from Moby Dick: Classics Illustrated, published by Berkey Publishing Group, 1990.

#Moby dick #still so gooood

soleilinfini

mary oliver, staying alive

#quote

thevaultoftheatomicspaceage

Grasshopper Cafe, South Korea

sticker-pop

1990's Tamagotchi ring binder sticker insert

nonlynear

bear with me. but also twink with me and otter with me. happy pride month on planet earth baby

gothdianxia

#work posting

cerastes

Rock Lee vs. Gaara went SO hard and was so memorable, it unintentionally tricked an entire generation into thinking Naruto's underlying theme was that effort and hard work ultimately triumph over natural talent. Naruto was, in fact, not about that. It was the opposite, in fact.