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It really is an event ripped straight from the front page of ao3!

Worsley and the German submarine captain he fished out of the sea, as discussed @anadequatesir.bsky.social ! Arnold is the fellow in the middle. Plus, the letter he wrote Worsley after the event...the rituals are INTRICATE

Two biscuits stacked on top of one another, designed to look like a rotating diagram from an early modern astronomical book. The lower biscuit is circular and features a series of horizontal lines and tiny numbers in an early modern font. The top biscuit is roughly in the shape of boat: the 'mast' area reads 'zenith'; the main body of the shape features tiny figures in historical dress holding astronomical instruments and a Latin motto reading 'Nulla dies sine linea'.

Centuries ago, many astronomical books included moving parts to help readers interpret the world around them.

This biscuit recreates a diagram from Sacrobosco’s ‘De Sphaera’ (c.1550). It could be used to calculate the changing length of daylight hours through the year. 🍪

YES the White Mts are some of my fave hiking grounds! Might I suggest Mt Chocorua as a beautiful option?

[while witnessing the dying of light] now's a great time to be really gentle i think. wouldn't want to cause any problems for the night.

every time i see someone call spirk the oldest slash ship, i'm filled with the urge to go "☝️ actually the holmes/watson girlies have been here for a hundred years now", and i refrain because i know the natural conclusion of this game is "☝️ actually, gilgamesh/enkidu"

it snowed for about a hour this morning in berlin (just wet stuff that vanished instantly) and it really was instantly healing

a botanical artwork on a dark background with stars. there are five plants, evening primrose, tuberose, night phlox, moonflower and night scented stock. these flowers are night blooming. they flower in the evening and night to attract night pollinators like moths and bats.

night blooming 🌙 flowers that bloom in the evening to attract night pollinators like moths and bats

Friends familiar with my attitude towards technology may be interested in knowing that I have not yet downloaded this app, I've been doing all this in a twitter browser window. I shan't apologise

The museum of english rural life is here?? Word. I'm sold

Pssst it's me, sabina. your pal who likes messing about in boats and all the rest? What's up fellow kids

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