#West field

[tamapalace]

these Tamagotchi pins!! head over to Japan Centre Ichiba during the campaign!

🎥 ichiba

[webdiggerxxx]

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[vandaliatraveler]

Despite being a pioneer plant associated with old fields and disturbed sites, gray goldenrod (Solidago nemoralis) is one of my personal favorites of the thirty-odd species that grow in Central Appalachia. This bold colonizer is notable for its short, droopy stature, golden-yellow flowers that only grow on one side of stem, a reddish-purple main stem, and narrow, lanceolate leaves with fine hairs. In short, it's a perfect little bumblebee magnet with a great form factor for a native wildflower garden.

[ed13d1]

we saw it all

photo by Brendon Burton

[girlboyburger]

herd on the hill

[overly-dramatic-artist]

A lot can happen…in the back of a wagon…

[shane-west]

👻SAMANTHA'S SPOOKTOBER 👻 ↳ Escape the Field (2022) Dir. Emerson Moore

[horizoncountdown]

Beta’s Zenith Huntress outfit

Artwork © system-threat-detected on Tumblr.

Concept is from missmrah’s artwork.

[athleticperfection1]

West Virginia Track & Field

[webdiggerxxx]

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[vandaliatraveler]

Photos from a lovely, post-Debby weekend in the Canaan Valley National Wildlife Refuge. Good, strong breeze to drive out the heat and keep the sky vibrant and constantly on the move. The narrow-leaved gentian (Gentiana linearis) is now at peak bloom in the mountains. This enchanting perennial loves damp mountain seeps and bog edges and is pollinated primarily by bumblebees, which are adept at prying open the flowers or just chewing through them if all else fails. The pearly everlasting (Anaphalis margaritacea) is also in bloom - my mom used these delicate perennials in her dried-flower arrangements.

[willfulscarlet]

Mostly happy with Titans 16 - couple of places I’d have preferred a different emphasis, really not sure about Pete Woods’ Donna, but…

But that’s my boy and his perpetual imposter syndrome.

[promptsforyourwhumpfic]

Whump Prompt #1261

Anon asked:

Any prompts for a western/cowboy themed whump story? I feel there’s plenty of potential there (bandit attacks, dangers from the desert or plains like snakes, wolves, and heat, or the stereotypes of cowboys being stoic and independent even when hurt)

Sounds like you've got some good tropes already but I can give it a go:

Maybe a group of characters need to ride ahead to the next town, but for whatever reason they need to leave their camp standing (perhaps in case they're rejected and don't have a place to stay). So they leave someone behind to defend the camp. However the camp gets raided/attacked by the antagonists who are hunting the group. The defender of the camp is left for dead. (Bonus points if the whumpee feels guilty for the camp being destroyed.)

A character could get stranded after their horse is spooked - causing them to walk in the midday sun without their supplies. (Maybe they're lucky and a single bag drops from the saddle.)

I like the idea of the whumpees horse (maybe from the scenario above, or maybe a different occurrence.) arriving at the nearest town without the whumpee, causing the friends/team at said town to panic and send a search party.

Shootouts are always a guaranteed way to get a character hurt - whether it be accidental or they jump in the way of a bullet. It's the perfect way to have them experience bloodloss, fever/infection, field surgery and a heavy amount of angst - particularly if the character is a leader/town protector!

[panoramicireland]

Wisping clouds with sidelight in the Irish mountains.

A beautiful sight, a cold but warming morning as the low cloud lifts across the mountains.

I do enjoy photographing in the west of Ireland for scenes like these.

[robo-dino-puppy]

under a night sky, in a field of flowers

[youngjusticerulez]

Double memes. Same template