#the tribes

[carrionpup]

gray clouds blanketing rainy sky (gray sky) <3

[shallowbreeze]

Stormfur

Stormfur is a large, muscular, long-haired dark gray tom with amber eyes. He has a broad head and shoulders, thick, sleek fur, with hints of silver on his muzzle.

[warrior-cats-rewritten]

How is Flipclaw doing in your rewrite?

Flipclaw is hanging out with his husband Hawk Feather and enjoying Tribe life.

He is living with the Tribe of Falling Snow, digging a tunnel in the snow with his new friends while Hawk Feather educates young kits on various birds of prey.

He leaves for good during Graystripe's Clan (Now), to live with Hawk Feather with whom he had a classic "super cheesy angels singing love-at-first-sight" moment. (Hawk Feather isn't Stormfur and Little Brook's son, not only to avoid incest but also because his name no longer fits their name scheme). He fits in well with the Tribes, best fit with the Tribe of Falling Snow, situated at the mountain's peak.

He's starting to learn to be a Healer, he doesn’t have any talent for magic, but that's okay, the Snow-Watcher doesn't judge.

[carrionpup]

sleet star.. still need to make him a fullbody ref

[coffee-666]

[coffee-666]

[julio-viernes]

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El incordiante “Why” de Yoko Ono por el grupo fantasma Tribe, que publicó en el sello Pickwick en 1971 el LP "Tribe Sing The Creative Genius Of George Harrison, John Lennon, & Paul McCartney" dedicado a versiones de los Beatles y canciones ya en solitario de ellos. Sorprendentemente incluye esta que es de Yoko, “Junk” y “Maybe I´m Amazed” de McCartney, “Mother” de Lennon y “Isn´t It a Pity” y “My Sweet Lord” de Harrison, quedando los Beatles reducidos tan solo a “Let It Be” y “Something”. Curiosísimo disco difícil de encontrar y que solamente fue editado en USA, Canadá y España. Como Tribe o The Tribes el fantasmagórico combo tiene otros discos dedicados a eventos como Woodstock y Bangla Desh, todos ellos de versiones y todos ellos en Pickwick.