there’s something about the sight of steps leading down into the water. it feels like the ocean telling me to come home

if i look back, i am lost
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH

Product Placement
Jules of Nature
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@theantideluvian
there’s something about the sight of steps leading down into the water. it feels like the ocean telling me to come home
Ocean Witch aesthetic
I am Terrible put me back in the Sea
photos by thomas peschak and shawn heinrichs from the world’s largest sanctuary for manta rays in indonesia, a reserve covering more than two million square kilometres of ocean.
manta rays, who face increased threats from targeted and bycatch fisheries, are gentle and social animals, and with their tendency to feed near the ocean’s surface and interact with humans, it is hoped that rise in tourism will more than offset the financial loses to the fisheries.
notes shawn, “to spend time in the company of a manta ray is both a humbling and incredibly moving experience. they are massive, powerful creatures, yet are incredibly gentle and curious. if approached correctly, they will interact and dance with you for hours on end.”
unfortunately, those same friendly tendencies make the rays easy targets for fishermen who hunt them for their gills, which fetch 500 dollars a kilo on the chinese market. being slow to both mature and reproduce, it doesn’t take long for manta ray populations to be hunted to depletion.
honestly the ocean is gay. all of it
great advice from @guyp
Leading Lines
△Grunge/Indie△
Pictures of the thousands of people that protested against the shark cull this weekend in Australia
Dear Everyone On This Beach: Thank you.
peppermonster I FOUND YOUR PEOPLE
Advice to the witch children: 1. Step softly. 2. Coat your words in honey, but keep your nails as claws. 3. Listen to the ghosts. 4. Carry always a bird in your chest and a lion in your head. 5. Know that age is not wisdom, and there is as much to be learned from trees as from the books they become. 6. You are not born with a family. Make one. 7. Remember that a thing does not need purpose to have beauty. 8. Do not allow yourself to become chained to logic and order. 9. Revel in chaos, then bend it to your will. 10. Use your wide eyes for watching, your rabbit feet for running, your small size for slipping away unseen. 11. Let them underestimate you. 12. When you open your mouth and frogs leap out, do not be ashamed. 13. You are the changeling children, magic born into small bodies with untried hearts. Do not waste them.
kem (via punkgods)
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I love the guy at the botom I feel like it would be all “Waaaaaaaaaaaaaa”
it’s good to bring older dogs to water so they can relax their arthritic joints and get a little exercise.
beautiful dog, smooth dog.
warms my heart.