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Outback (6’, 220 lbs) vs Reggie (5'10", 263 lbs, blue) in Bearhug Challenge 19 at ThundersArena.com
The South African “Outback” takes on the huge American bodybuilder “Reggie” in their first Thunders Arena appearance.
Lots of great bearhugs in this match.
Cursed Earth:Landscape and Isolation in Folk Horror. An essay by Andy Paciorek
Cursed Earth:Landscape and Isolation in Folk Horror. An essay by Andy Paciorek
Though folk horror is often associated to Britain, in looking through the vast number of films, TV series, books and other media that dabble in these ways, it soon becomes very apparent that it is a global phenomenon and not a new one at that. The forerunner of horror story books and films are the folk and fairy tales told as entertainments on those cold evenings around fires. And not just as an…
Just pulled this amazing Dead Camel Jasper slab from the saw, what an amazing material!
Thank you to Philip Stephenson for mining the deposit and making available some of the most incredible Jasper available, Cheers!
Today I am working and tutoring Indonesian. Busy little but here’s a sneak peek of an upcoming outfit post! #comingsoon #landscape #outback #australia
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x-men outback inks!byPeter-v-Nguyen
i LOVE mr. Nguyen’s version of the 80’s Outback X-men team in most of their current gear..! would LOVE to see a colored version of this..!
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(Watch Out) Boy Music Video BTS: Fragments
As musicians, we focus a lot on the soundscape of a piece - the things you can hear - and found the experience of creating a visual project extremely interesting. Our wonderful director Michael conceptualised props for the characters that would really bring out their personalities. Our production designer Kristen then brought his vision to life by sourcing perfect pieces. These are some prop fragments.
Photography by @pigeonsarephotogenic
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A hollowed out cavern with a rock art covered walls. One of many found around the base of the Uluru monolith in the landscape of Australian outback flatness.
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Surface smoothed by grinding practice by people that once occupied caverns around the Uluru.
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Rain droplets preserved in dry desert sand. These tiny impressions, if buried by more sand, can be preserved for hundreds of millions of years and provide geologists with important clue that the rock containing them formed on the surface rather than under water.
In other words, it is a trace fossil of rain.
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