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Ignacio~Chile

[frachella]

oljaryz

[80sretroelectro]

Ad for Hilti equipment, 1988.

Scan

[bluesonplanetmars]

[excitementshewrote]

[aliensfromhell]

[geekgirl78]

[kiarakirara-deactivated20210908]

[especially]

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

HUGE fan of trees growing in places they should not reasonably be able to

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

upside down 

sideways

out of a rock

upside down in a freakin LAKE 

 out of an Indiana courthouse

out of ANOTHER

GODDAMN

TREE

none of that is a reasonable expectation!!!

[goldy303]

Thats beacause everything is ROOTING for them

[biggest-gaudiest-poltergeist]

i’m going to braid you like a pile of dough

[sewickedthread]

Leaf them alone, they’re doing their best.

[weaselle]

@biggest-gaudiest-patronuses A: thank you for this (and all your other content *chefs kiss*) B: I had a suspicion about the “growing out of a rock” picture, so I looked it up, and the rock IS actually a long dead log. It is the tiny tree’s only source of nutrients – which I think only furthers your point, because “out of the corpse of your butchered and drowned brethren” is metal AF. The tree is very very small, like, maybe two or three feet tall, a natural bonsai. Here’s a bit more detail I found from Slate.com 

“Living up to its name, Fairy Lake is in a remote and unspoiled landscape near the town of Port Renfrew. Sticking up out of the lake’s stillness is a submerged log. Clinging to that log for dear life is a tiny Douglas fir tree. The log itself is a Douglas fir. As the stunted tree’s only source of support and nutrients, it feels like the dead tree made a sort of noble sacrifice to the the tiny tree growing on it.”

source

[leondore]

[neckkiss]

HEAVEN IS HELL

[inkxlenses]

[alien]

[millstoney]

[danielodowd-deactivated20170124]

[genterie]

[lauren-perchard]

[spekex144]

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