#peninsular

[opulusx]

Maeve Brennan The Long-Winded Lady

Selections from the New Yorker from 1954-1981

[bantarleton]

Fighting at the Côa river, 1810.

[bantarleton]

This illustration depicts during the attack on the second French position at Roliça on 17 August 1808, when the British infantry was forced to advance along several gullies or dry watercourses. The ravine down which the 29th Foot advanced was particularly difficult, and well defended by the French. The 29th Foot persisted in their attacks and, supported by the 9th Foot, eventually carried the position. Roliça was the last battle in which the British infantry wore their hair in queues. Shortly after the battle the news arrived that the practice had been abandoned, much to the joy of the men. Artwork by Patrice Courcelle from CAM 90: Vimeiro 1808, written by René Chartrand.

[bluesman56]

Sunset over two Photographers by Tony Via Flickr: Ynys Llanddwyn or Llanddwyn Island is a small tidal island off the west coast of Anglesey

[bluesman56]

Black and white sunset by Tony Via Flickr: Ynys Llanddwyn or Llanddwyn Island is a small tidal island off the west coast of Anglesey

[ildemerca]

Teaser Noche Blanca Edición 14 Cinema Nahualli presenta: ¨Una noche de cine y video en el corazón de Mérida¨ Concepto y Edición Ildefonso Mercadillo 2022

[thekingofpunsreborn]

My current DnD Player Characters!

Left, Arastine Vimoux, they/them, Level 11 High Elf, Charlatan, Mastermind Rogue. Consummate Con Artist, genderfluid

Middle, Peninsular, he/him, Level 7 Water Genasi, Guild Merchant, Alchemist Artificer. Utterly Kind, if a little odd.

Right, Emerald Innominatrix, she/her, Level 5 Human Mortician Sorcerer/Cleric multi. Devoted Servant of the Personification of Death, goth as hell.

I love them.

[inigoamescua]

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