I'll play 'em both

Caughtinanocean on AO3. Dammit, fandom. You got me again. Alex, mid-twenties, California. Ukrainian. Lots of tea, no matter how hot it is outside. I like: movies, books, television, music, comic books, hockey, pretty people, pretty pictures, and badass ladies. Steve/Bucky, cute animals, San Jose Sharks.

[oliviadumhan]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

[kaciart]

[chrisevansedits]

Chris Evans for W Magazine

[cevanscentral]

Chris Evans + that tattoo peeking out

[doggosource]

[doggosource]

[cattloverss]

[rhyolitepebble]

grey cat, gold eyes!!

gold cat, grey eyes!!

[queerente]

sketchy smooshes 

[everythingfox]

Pupkin

(via)

[cybergata]

[whitegirlsaintshit]

i the snail.

[omgs]

everybody here is perfect

[mamaduafe]

I have never seen a happier snail omg

[ti0mumu]

Life imitates art

[star-anise]

THOSE CATS ARE IMMORTAL

[oliviadumhan]

Captain America: The Winter Soldier (2014)

[tango-mango]

As an experiment, we planted some “Glass Gem” corn in the garden. A tiny packet of seed corn was given to us by a daughter. We had room for only a few plants, so we didn’t have high hopes that it would pollinate well. Today we pulled back the husks and found precious little ears of corn!

[leosuncancervenus]

@madeofwhitebone

[coyotesmokebreak]

I’m always so, so happy when I see people enjoying glass gem corn as it was borne out of the work of Carl Barnes, a Cherokee man, as a way to further connect with his heritage

When he began growing some older kinds of corn, the genetics of different ancestral types started to reappear.

He took it upon himself to seek out the elders to whose tribes those ancestral strains had been loved and cultivated by previously. It allowed these tribes to welcome back and cultivate the corn their ancestors knew.

The glass gem varieties were part of the selective breeding he worked on.

Unfortunately, Carl passed in 2016. Something that tugs at my heart is that he gained the name White Eagle, which is also the name of the dent corn our tribe is known for and is grown by us to this day.

The corn he cultivated (and re-cultivated) are still available to purchase and grow yourselves here

You can read more about Carl Barnes and his longtime student Greg Schoen here

[cuthalions]

Untamed Fall Fest 2020 

Day 10 - Rain

[americasgreatoutdoors]

On still winter nights with no wind, hoar frost forms delicately on the cottonwoods at Seedskadee National Wildlife Refuge in Wyoming. As the fog rolls down the river valley, the sunlight begins to filter through, painting the landscape in a beautiful glow. The feathery ice crystals make the vegetation scintillate in the sunshine, illuminating delicate patterns and serving as a reminder that beauty is all around us. Photo by Tom Koerner, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. 

[queerente]

i have galaxies hidden between my bones and i will love you until the stars burn out

[queerente]

a super starry and super gay christmas gift for polarisrogers 

[drjezdzany]

You’re Steve, I read about you in a museum…

[rocktheholygrail]

his captions tho