#Leather Peak

[rabbitcruiser]

Forest (No. 46)

Yellowhead Pass National Historic Site, BC (three pics)

Yellowhead Lake, BC (seven pics)

[christadeguchi]

forget about elon musk vs mark zuckerberg. i need to see yoshiki fight elon musk.

update: x japan has released its first single in eight years. to further shade elon musk. this is a thing that happened.

[ato-dato]

THE cowboy ever I fear

[blackleathercentury]

[stuckinapril]

my favorite part about going out is getting ready like im literally out of commission mentally after

[80yearoldmanmoodboard]

Some gems from the Autobiography of Special Agent Dale Cooper: my life in tapes

[tekkenenjoyerblue]

“Let’s see if you can behave yourself~”

How is there like zero art of M. Bison’s battle outfit for SFV

[narugen]

au where mina is a fucking baddie and hoshina is the nerd librarian who falls in love with the girl who’s way out of his league constantly visiting his library asking for book recommendations and

[steven-myself]

Arnold Schwarzenegger Scrapbook - FACTORY Fanzine

[eggxdragoon]

the absolute dilf that is Trent Reznor in his 50s 😍

[rabbitcruiser]

Yellowhead Lake, BC

Yellowhead Lake is an irregularly shaped lake that is located about 3.7 km southwest of Yellowhead Pass within the boundaries of Mount Robson Provincial Park. It is on the lower reaches of Yellowhead Creek, a large creek that flows into the upper Fraser River above Moose Lake.

Yellowhead Lake is a very odd shaped lake. It is about 5.6 km long & its width varies depending on where you are. The lake is fed at its northeast end by Yellowhead Creek, which flows through several swamps above the lake before entering it. About ¼ of the way down its southern shore, its only other named tributary, swift-flowing Rockingham Creek enters the lake. Yellowhead Creek exits the lake at its southwestern end & soon reaches the Fraser after passing under the Yellowhead Highway.

The lake was first referred to as Cranberry Lake by HBC governor George Simpson as he made his way toward Athabasca Pass in 1824. In 1863, the lake was called Buffalo Dung Lake by Overlanders in search of gold. It was in 1872 that the lake was given its present name, as suggested by George Grant. He named it after the nearby pass.

Source: Wikipedia

Leather Peak (2,457 m/8,061 ft) is located on the border of Alberta and British Columbia and is the highest of the four peaks on Yellowhead Mountain. The peak was named in 1918 by Arthur O. Wheeler.

Source: Wikipedia

[the-moon-loves-the-sea]

I found my favorite style of Blundstones secondhand for cheap bc they have a scuff on the right. Dyke’s having a good day ✨

[meyerlansky]

I have successfully boiled my problem with most of the izzy reads that i hate down to a sentence:

he's not sexually repressed, he's emotionally repressed.

[muirneach]

new sketchbook. neil and robbie and meeee.

[byanyan]

you're out walking with byan. it's a chilly night, and you're starting to get cold. byan starts taking their coat off and you think "oh wow, are they really going to lend me their jacket?" but just as quickly as you get your hopes up, they dash them by tucking the thing under their arm with a smug look. no, they aren't going to let you wear their jacket; instead, they're going to show you up, they're going to mock you by showing you that not only were they smart enough to bring one, but that they don't even need it because it's not that cold out, you're just a big baby.

[scrawnytreedemon]

People are headcanoning Sephiroth as illiterate now. As in. The fucking reason he took so long in that basement was because he had to finger-read every single fucking book.

I'm putting Sheltered Sephiroth on the top shelf until you goons stop veering into outright ableism. For fuck's sake.