Jan 18
Hawwo! So uhm..
Why dos pussy mean? :<
Dani said me ask ywu!
- @sug4r-cook3is
Don’t say that. It’s a bad word.
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Hawwo! So uhm..
Why dos pussy mean? :<
Dani said me ask ywu!
- @sug4r-cook3is
Don’t say that. It’s a bad word.
A passing storm in the distance and a bright moon above me allowed me to take a single, minute-long exposure to balance the storm and the landscape perfectly. Broken Hill, New South Wales.
Photograph: Adam Edwards
The Australian Geographic Nature Photographer Of The Year 2023
A selection of exclusive print releases from Hero Complex Gallery during New York Comic Con weekend October 6-9 2022.
On sale now through Hero Complex Gallery.
Ice King, by Adam Edwards
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Adam Edwards first off the mark at floodlit Lowther Road
Adam Edwards first off the mark at floodlit Lowther Road
It might not have been a classic of a fixture as Wokingham & Emmbrook beat AFC Aldermaston 2-0 but Friday night under the lights at Lowther Road was about so much more than the match.
Friday 9th August 2019 at Emmbrook Sports & Social Club was the culmination of two decades of hard work by a small group of people, a dream of returning home and seeing that dream quite literally light up.
It’…
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Jean Cocteau's Play, The Eagle Has Two Heads, Hostry Festival Norwich
Review of Jean Cocteau's Play, The Eagle Has Two Heads @Hostry_Festival #Norwich 23-29/Oct
Jean Cocteau’s, The Eagle Has Two Heads, Review Peter Barrow (actor & backer) and Stash Kirkbride (artistic director) together make up the PBSK partnership that puts on the annual Hostry Festival in Norwich. This year their main play is the L’Aigle à deux têtes by Jean Cocteau, written in 1943 and first performed in Brussels, Lyon and Paris in 1946. The French play both became a film and was…
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