#Dorny

[scottwellsmagic]

764: Terry Evanswood - Part 2 - An Audible Tour of the Magic Mansion

We pick up from last week’s episode with the conclusion of our personalized tour by the owner, Terry Evanswood. We enter his Hall of Awards then proceed into the Willie Wonka room. This begins the continuation of our voyage into the make-believe world that is the Magic Mansion. In the second half of this week’s episode, Terry tells us about his journey from Chicago to Pigeon Forge and his trip up and down the main street as he moved from theater to theater over the past 25 years.

If you find yourself in the Pigeon Forge, Tennessee, area, then please remember that there is more than just Dollywood to visit. Please check out Terry’s website at https://evanswoodmagicmansion.com/ where you can check dates and availability for both seeing his magic show and visiting his Magic Mansion. And if you are visiting during the Halloween or Christmas seasons, then you will receive an even more special and exciting tour that is customized for the seasons.

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[scotianostra]

Eilean Donan Castle at Sunset.

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[vox-anglosphere]

Scotland's most photographed castle basks in the spring sunlight

[kaelula-sungwis]

An Alternate View by Trey Ratcliff Via Flickr: A different view of Eilean Donan castle from the one I shared a few weeks ago. I liked that alternate view, looking back down the glen towards the mountains, rather than out towards the sea as seen here but this one does have a typically Scottish weather feel to it... which was good because the first chunk of my trip was abnormally sunny with clear blue skies a lot of the time. Nice to get some contrasts.

[haechrry]

the names match between me n @mrkis , the colors match, the bickering, the horniness for those two men. the friends to enemies to lovers trope that will never cease. its just markhyuck coded sigh.

[subwaytostardew]

I think the spa date with Emmet is a perfect idea, his hoard of Joltiks are there and would be excited to see him and the farmer Emmet won't stop talking about when he sees them again. I think a nice date idea for Emmet's 13th Heart would be him and his spouse having a picnic on the Mountain Pass, a majority of his events occur there and to see the difference between strangers to friends??? to best friends to lovers finally would be verrry nice to see, at least to me. A nice homage to the place.

OH YOU'RE A GENIUS... That'd be so cute... I don't know why a picnic with Emmet in the mountain pass never occured to me. The answer was in front of me this whole time... 🥲

I was worried that a spa date would be a little too scandalous because well... I had enough asks about Ginger Island and seeing them near-naked. I can't look at their beach/bathhouse sprites without thinking about that association anymore. ^^;;; Not safe for Joltiks! Though, a little pool party would be cute.

Aside from that, I do want to have at least one event with Emmet at night and with Ingo in the day for balance... I find that a lot of Ingo's events take place at night and are more quiet while Emmet's is more busy... I suppose the contrast works but I'd like to have at least one event matching their usual "volume" if you follow my train of thought. Something like a candlelit beach dinner with the fish Emmet caught with Eelektross maybe...?

No idea what to do for Ingo though... I thought about the farmer taking him to see the mutant bugland in the sewers or the witch's hut behind the railroad (hello Shrine of Memory...) but... That isn't exactly ideal.

▷ Station Steward Thylak

[whatamigonnawatchtoday]

Les Diaboliques ("The Devils" or "The Fiends")

1954. Psychological Horror

By Henri-Georges Clouzot

Starring: Simone Signoret, Véra Clouzot, Paul Meurisse, Charles Vanel, Pierre Larquey, Michel Serrault, Jean Brochard, Noël Roquevert, Georges Chamarat, Thérèse Dorny...

Country: France

Language: French

[mostlydaydreaming]

Gene Kelly rehearses with dancer Judith Dornys for the “Coffee House” ballet from The Gene Kelly Show (1959)

[ronnydeschepper]

Hoe zou het nog zijn met…? 59.Johan Thielemans

Johan Thielemans (1939) is een Vlaams theatercriticus en voormalig gastdocent aan het Koninklijk Conservatorium Antwerpen (foto Eric Schrijver – Wetransfer, cc by sa 4.0 license in embedded metadata). Continue reading Untitled

[rockstarhaechan]

Hi! Got in to your blog and LOVED your texts omg, since you don't have anything for 127 yet, can I request one for them? If so, what about a text format where Y/N tell them that they are "(member's name)+horny"? example: Texting Doyoung that thy are "Dorny" as in Horny for him and they don't get it at first but when they do they get excited? 🤭 I hope I was able to explain well since English it's not my first language 😫 Thank you in advance!

texting nct 127 you’re horny for them ! | nct 127

pairing: bf!nct 127 x fem!reader

warnings: idk, none props!

note: i did my own lil twist to it, i hope it’s still okay! :) and don’t worry, english isn’t my first language either! i’m glad you like my blog ! much love <3

[the1920sinpictures]

1926 Elizabeth MacPhee, the district nurse in Dornie, Isle of Skye, Scotland. From Art Deco, Avant Garde and Modernism, FB.

[everylittlethingshedoesismagic]

The 13th century Eilean Donan Castle, Dornie🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Wishing you a wonderful evening🍷

Photo: instagram.com/fayazey

[scotianostra]

Good Morning from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

Sunrise at Eilean Donan Castle, Dornie.

📸lochgmarcp Marc Pickering on Instagram

[uwlmvac]

These clay pipes found during 1999 investigations at a historic logging camp in Oneida County, Wisconsin, come from both a geographic and temporal range. From the top are pipe stems with the labels “HENDERSON” (“MONTREAL” on the opposite site), “ODWYER BROS” (“DETROIT” on the opposite side) and “DOR” and “DORNI” (all or part of “PETER” on the opposite side). The Henderson pipe, from a Canadian manufacturer, dates to 1847–1876 (Hinshelwood 1995:389). The O’Dwyer Bros. name was not used before 1888, though the 1880 Detroit city directory lists John and Michael O’Dwyer as pipe makers (Sudbury 1979:167). The Peter Dorni pipes could trace to that manufacturer in northern France circa 1850–1880, or to the work of a Dutch imitator (Hinshelwood 1995:392). The pipes, along with amethyst-tinted glass, the presence of square nails, and the absence of wire or round nails, suggested that the site dates to the late 1880s.

Hinshelwood, Andrew 1995    Descriptive Analysis of 19th Century European Clay Pipes from the Whitefish Island Site (Cdlc-2), Sault Ste. Marie, Ontario. The Wisconsin Archeologist 76(3–4):365–398.

Sudbury, Byron 1979    Historic Clay Tobacco Pipe Makers in the United States of America. In The Archaeology of the Clay Tobacco Pipe, Volume II: The United States of America, edited by Peter Davey, pp. 151-341. BAR International Series 60. British Archaeological Reports, Oxford.

[maximumwobblerbanditdonut]

The Outlander Season 7 mid-season finale ends with one specific Scots Gaelic song 🎶 a classic ballad, with deeper meaning. “Tha mi sigith ‘n fhogar seo,” or “I am weary of this exile.” This song has traditionally been attributed to John MacRae, Iain mac Mhurchaidh, who was born in Lianag a’ Chùl Doire in Kintail-a mountainous area sitting at the head of Loch Duich in the Northwest Highlands of Scotland.

After the Jacobite rebellion of 1745-6 and the crushing defeat at Culloden and its bloody aftermath, he emigrated to North Carolina around 1774. When the American War of Independence began in 1775 he joined the loyalist army, fighting with the Royal Highland Emigrants the (84th Regiment of Foot)

The Battle of Moore's Creek Bridge was fought between the United Colonies and Great Britain on February 27, 1776, near Wilmington, North Carolina, during the American Revolution. It was the first battle of the war that took place in North Carolina.

He fought at the battle of Moore’s Creek on the 27th of February, 1776. The loyalists lost and as he relates in the song, he became an outlaw who was eventually captured and imprisoned, his songs were so influential among the Carolina Gaels, he was dealt with in a particularly harsh way by the rebels.

According to tradition his Carolina songs were brought back to Scotland by another John MacRae, Iain mac a’ Ghobha of Bundaloch, Dornie. Some of Iain mac Mhurchaidh’s songs were published in the Celtic Magazine in 1882.

Màiri Sìne Chaimbeul brings together, for the first time, the full surviving corpus of songs attributed to the celebrated eighteenth-century Kintail and North Carolina poet, Iain mac Mhurchaidh, or John MacRae. Scottish Gaelic Texts Society, 2020 Length 310 pages

#IainmacMhurchaidh #JohnMacRae #Scotland #Thamisigith’nfhogarseo#Iamwearyofthisexile #Outlander #season7midseasonfinale #Royal Highland Emigrants #84thRegimentofFoot #poet #MàiriSìneChaimbeul #NorthCarolina #poet #battle #Moore’sCreekbridge

[savemenow7]

Two characters that I love about the many things about this show that I love are Agah Bayar and Ned Dorneget.

The dynamic between Gibbs and Bayar was, to me, more intimate than any other character. Other than Mike Frank's.

Ned "Dornie" Dorneget was so ready to be the next addition to the Gibbs team as far as I am concerned.

I missed both of them.