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the last captive thylacine died at hobart zoo on the night of september 7th 1936
Classic Tassie rainforest scenes (14.02.23)
Payemmairrener Country
by Nic Wilson
The Voice, Hobart, Tasmania, April 23, 1938
"Leap to Albert's Tomb" ~ Organ Pipes, Mt. Wellington (1974) by Stefan Karpiniec ⧗ Lyle Closs suspended between Tasmanian dolerite columns
Hi Mae!!! Im SOO HAPPY that i've finally built up the courage to ask you for a post!! I love ur writing soo much. Could I get like a tasm!Peter Parker x reader where she somehow convinces peter to let her try on his suit and when it properly fits her she kinda looks super hot in it and Peter is all over her?? Feel free to ignore this if u want! I LOVE UR WRITING BTW. Byyyeee
Love you!! Thanks for requesting <3
tasm!Peter Parker x fem!reader ♡ 456 words
Your laughter echoes ominously from inside the bathroom.
"What?" Peter asks.
"Nothing," you say back. "I just don't know if I could fight crime in this thing. The cameltoe is insane."
He snorts. "Yeah, I don't really have that problem with it."
"I guess," you admit, as you open the bathroom door and step out, "we're not really the same size…"
Peter has no witty comebacks to that. He has no words, period.
When you asked to try on his suit, he didn't expect it to fit you. And it doesn't really, some excess fabric puddling around your ankles and hanging off your shoulders, but the places where it is fitted are distracting enough to leave Peter tongue-tied like a twerpy pre-teen.
"Wow," he manages to get out. One syllable, two distinct sounds. A feat.
The Big Merino Ram!
A monumental scrap metal masterpiece by Matt Sloane in Copping, Tasmania. This big Merino ram is forged from old farm machinery, garden tools, and workshop steel, breathing new life into the region's agricultural past.
Thylacine mother cleans her child - 2 hours, 42 minutes