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A LEGEND REBORN On a sweltering opening night under the trees, what more can you ask than fresh life and passion flung into a famous show which had become, frankly, a bit of an eye-roll? And suddenly to find that it’s a 19-year-old...
Duncan Rawlinson created this artwork through artificial intelligence, exploring a vertical channel split by a central obstruction. A continuous column of red descends between deep blue canyon walls, meeting an orange protrusion at...
Welcome to this week’s newsletter! Popular posts on the blog this week were Dungeon, Inc., A First Review, The Destined Heroes Playstyle, Dolmenwood Resources for You, Running Red Dragon’s Tale and Prepping Myths in Mythic Bastionland....
Last Saturday started out to be a beautiful day so I went up to Beaver Brook Natural area. It had been a few months since I had been there last and I have to say that I do miss it after a while. After all, I’ve known the place since I...
The best thing about having Monday-Wednesday off, is Friday comes a lot quicker.345 words · 4 images
https://rcs-discography2.com/search.php?type=labpk&key=2684Location : Brooklyn, New York CityOwner : Jimmy Nebb, pseud. of James Nebbergall. On October 19th, 1963 CashBox announced the following: Morty Wax, another indie about town,...
Welcome to Marja, the city of roots. Please enjoy your stay.Underground rainforest city built into the roots systems and plant life of the rainforest.The people there mine and sculpt plant life and smelt and do carpentry and move...
The “dying city”– the rock below this city is eroding and will be gone at one point. There are just a few people (and lots of cats!) living there. I think this town has more restaurants than inhabitants. Totally worth a trip!
Several months ago HMLX 1000 was leased to Andrews Lumber, a shortline out west. They were experiencing a short term increase in traffic and we were happy to help with our roots in logging railroading…Alan Sewell photo.1000 is today our...
I have been staring at Barrie Cooke’s pencil sketch for a month, sucked into the mesh of scribbled lines whirling between two figures in a boat, hauling in a curved fish in a net. They are a man and a boy to my eyes—an older boy, 17 or...
A nice day but a cool wind still. Cleared the big rose bed and burnt all the hedge clippings. The gang came for tea. Jane doing a funny little walk.
And so we conclude the July 2026 RPG Blog Carnival - our topic was "Small Gods, Saints and minor divinity!" - on my mind was the fun I have had with small gods in my recent campaigns; divinities on a personal scale. This was a...
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Plant identification books use one sense to identify a plant: vision. Yet sight is also one of the easiest ways to confuse a plant. ... Continue The post The Sense Books Forgot appeared first on Robin Harford from Eatweeds.
Pre-1150 (Old English) fēdan: "to nourish, give food to, sustain" — the base verb, from Proto-Germanic *fōdjan, ultimately PIE *peh₂- ("to guard, graze, feed"). 1570s–1580s (agriculture/animals/plants) First noun use of "feed" (1575,...