#jnr

[dddesc]

congratulations, it's a...???

[justhearmeoutrwby]

Bro it has been like 20 YEARS since Jaune has seen Ren and Nora

Dude that’s his FAMILY. That’s his TEAM those are his BEST FRIENDS. aaaaaaaaaaaggghhhh

[frickingnerd]

just one more hug

pairing: nora valkyrie x gn!reader

summary: your girlfriends demands more hugs!

“just one more hug before you leave? pleeeaaseee…?”

nora clung to your back, her fingers digging into your shirt, as she got dragged along by you, heading towards the door.

“nora, you keep wanting ‘just one more’!” you laughed amused, stopping by the door and turning around, to face your girlfriend. “i'm going to be late for classes if i don't hurry.”

instead of saying anything in response, nora instead batted her eyes and looked up at you, pouting. for a moment, you both stared at each other, before you sighed and wrapped your arms around her.

“it sucks that you're so cute, because you're also so annoying…” you hummed amused, causing your girlfriend to lightly slap your arm.

“but you still love me! so deal with it~!”

[rwby-encrusted-blog]

Goddess!Nora: Be not afraid ...

Jaune: Would.

God!Ren: ... Be more Afrai-

Jaune: Would.

[merpmonde]

Seikan Ferry Hakkôda-maru

Having visited the museum ship Mashû-maru in Hakodate, I made sure to see the other preserved train ferry, the Hakkôda-maru, when in Aomori. In fact, it was the very next day! I took a morning boat, and had time to wander in the afternoon.

Like the Mashû-maru, the Hakkôda-maru is permanently moored where it would have docked when in service, out behind Aomori station, with the train tracks continuing only a few hundred metres before reaching the shore. Unfortunately, a big road bridge blocks the view of this layout from the station overpass, but at least we get a close-up of the linkspan, the ramp that was used to roll wagons on and off.

I was somewhat concerned that this ship would offer more of the same, but a lot of more work has been done to the Hakkôda-maru to allow visitors to get around. On this boat, the train deck was accessible, and they have a few wagons on display! The green floor has been added, and normally the rails would protrude, making it a risky place for the public; as mentioned before, passengers would not have been allowed here in service, they would have disembarked their train and boarded the passenger decks directly.

This is the kind of access I was hoping for on the Mashû-maru, and the Hakkôda-maru really scratched the Speyer itch, as the engine rooms and even the funnel can be explored! On the picture at the very top, you can just make out a few people standing on the funnel, now turned into a viewing platform. Going up there among the exhaust pipes was not what I expected, I thought the interior would have been gutted!

Of course, the passenger areas and the bridge are accessible on Hakkôda-maru, and the crew's quarters at the bow have also been preserved. Half of one deck is a local history museum, harking back to the Shôwa era and activities that happened around the Seikan ferry. So overall, the Hakkôda-maru is definitely the superior experience of the two memorial ferries, but if you're in Hakodate, show the Mashû-maru some love too - it's the only one with a horn!

Of course, both ships had a bell, which is still in commission. Giving a gentle ring feels like bringing a bit of life back to the vessel, or paying respect of sorts for its years of service.

[jihanverse]

traditional art for a change!

ren and nora showing their leader some love(they've missed him so much)

[thebranwens]

Poly JNR dump ft the lil gremlin babies I made for them

I just think they’re neat

[magical-magyars]

石北本線　北見駅　門デフ ＪNＲマーク付きC58