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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her

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Phantogram Three
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I'd rather be in outer space 🛸
The Stonewall Inn
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this is my "main" but it's just aesthetic, not frequently used. all my shitposting, reblogging, silmarillion stuff etc is on: minglinger
Alqualondë during the beginning of the Second Age, with melding of Telerin, Falathrim, and other Sindarin traditions in architecture, gardens, landscaping. The garden bridge in particular is a homage to the gardens of Menengroth. I want to post full world building later!
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Aurelio Tolosa
Pena Palace Sintra, Portugal
poppy inkwell attributed to clara wolcott driscoll, tiffany glass and decorating co., american c. 1898-1906.
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Tirion upon Túna, the city of the Noldor in Valinor, and the surrounding countrysides board to go with my Valmar board!
I realize that most of my boards for Valinor are Alqualondë and so I wanted to make some for these other locations too!
I know this focuses a little more on the rural areas; I have a board here for Noldorin art and culture and I’m planning another other parts of Tirion too based on the canon descriptions!
Sound on to hear the water running through pebbles
Doors of Jaipur
by lilly.thepink
Jean Pierson (French 1964),The Canopy, Oil on canvas
Botanical [ 8 colors ]
Nature doesn't hurry, yet everything is accomplished.
by simon tremeaud
Pavilion near the Water, 1892 by Ferdinand Knab (German, 1834–1902)