Study for Hattah man and Hattah woman, 2013 - by Polixeni Papapetrou (1960 - 2018), Australian

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Study for Hattah man and Hattah woman, 2013 - by Polixeni Papapetrou (1960 - 2018), Australian
Végül is... elfér a kínai mellett
Splendid Fairy-wren (Malurus splendens melanotis) by Greg Miles https://flic.kr/p/2nXwqnP
I’m currently reading Heartless for the first time and before I started all I knew was
1) It was written by the amazing Marissa Meyer
2) A lot of people have cried over it
I am on page 338/402 (I had no way of getting a copy so it’s online) and nothing terrible has happened yet but I’m afraid of what that means for the last 20% of the book
I've got a keffiyeh being sent to me, and I wanted to see what the different ways to wear it are.
Found this video, which does a good job of explaining not only how to wrap/wear/tie the thing, but also what the various styles can be used for. Obviously, these aren't the only ways to wear a keffiyeh/shemagh, but twenty-one ways is a lot.
The presenter mentions how styles affect thermoregulation, sometimes even explaining the environment you'd want to use it in, and the styles include a sun visor, a scarf, a canteen holder, a hood, a sandstorm air filter, and more. I would have appreciated a bit more depth in some of the explanations, but my layperson's knowledge of thermoregulation and evaporative cooling and the fact that the local climate affects a lot of aspects of culture was good enough to fill in the gaps.