#World traveller

[queenmycrofts]

Vancouver Living Room a small eclectic loft-style living room with a light wood floor and white walls.

[batcavescolony]

Katniss is such an unreliable narrator. She says "Then something unexpected happens. At least, I don't expect it because I don't think of District 12 as a place that cares about me" girl you deliver strawberries to the Mayor, you hunt and trade for the district, when you fell at Prim being chosen someone caught you, when you went to Prim people parted for you, when you volunteered EVERYONE stopped. Idk how to tell you but I think you're a pillar of the community.

[macrolit]

15?? More like 5.

[jiacast]

World Traveller

Let's pick Istanbul, Turkey, for this one!

10 Facts about Istanbul, Turkey: 1. Two Continents: Istanbul is the only city in the world that straddles two continents, Europe and Asia, divided by the Bosphorus Strait. 2. Historical Names: The city has had several names over time, including Byzantium, Constantinople, and now Istanbul. 3. Hagia Sophia: One of Istanbul's most famous landmarks, Hagia Sophia was a church, then a mosque, then a museum, and is now a mosque again. 4. Ottoman Empire: Istanbul was the capital of the Ottoman Empire from 1453 to 1923, influencing much of the city’s architecture, culture, and cuisine. 5. The Grand Bazaar: Opened in 1461, the Grand Bazaar is one of the oldest and largest covered markets in the world, with over 4,000 shops. 6. Population: Istanbul is Turkey's most populous city, with over 15 million residents, more than most countries' entire populations. 7. Whirling Dervishes: This unique form of dance and meditation, part of Sufi religious practice, originated in Turkey and can be seen in Istanbul. 8. Tulips: Although associated with the Netherlands, tulips were originally cultivated in Turkey and were a significant symbol in Ottoman culture. 9. Blue Mosque: Known for its striking blue tiles, this mosque is an iconic example of Ottoman architecture and sits near the Hagia Sophia. 10. Cuisine: Istanbul is known for its vibrant street food scene, including simit (a sesame-crusted bread), kebabs, baklava, and Turkish delight.

10 Turkish Words: 1. Merhaba – Hello 2. Teşekkür ederi—Thank you 3. Evet – Yes 4. Hayır – No 5. Lütfen – Please 6. Nasılsın? - How are you? 7. İstanbul – Istanbul 8. Su – Water 9. Yemek – Food 10. Arkadaş – Friend 

Istanbul is truly a fascinating city that blends history, culture, and modernity on the crossroads of Europe and Asia.

[biggest-gaudiest-patronuses]

best thing about batman is that he's a superficially grimdark character, gothic & brooding & angst ridden etc..........but then it turns out he has a million hobbies, regularly goes on adventures with his besties, and has a dozen adopted kids he's raising with his devoted foster dad. good for him

[taylorprintssussex]

Taylor Wheelchair Travels. Vlogging About The Accessible World We Live In.

Hey there, I'm Sam Taylor, a 36-year-old with a perpetual itch for adventure, despite life's unexpected twist that left me in a wheelchair due to Cerebral Palsy. But guess what? Wheels don't confine dreams; they just make them roll a bit differently.

Let me take you on a journey. Close your eyes and imagine standing at the foot of the Eiffel Tower, feeling the crisp Parisian breeze on your face as you gaze up at its magnificent structure. Now, picture doing the same, but from a seated position, wheels clicking against the cobblestone streets. That's where I come in.

I've always believed that the world is meant to be explored, and my trusty companion, my Personal Assistant, shares that sentiment. Together, we've embarked on a mission: to traverse the globe, one accessible ramp at a time, and document every step of our journey through vlogs that highlight the triumphs and challenges of navigating the world with wheels.

But here's the kicker: accessibility isn't always a given. In fact, more often than not, it's a battle. From ancient ruins to bustling city streets, we've encountered barriers that make us question why inclusivity isn't the norm. Yet, amidst the cobblestones and narrow doorways, we've discovered pockets of progress and communities rallying for change.

Now, you might be wondering, how do we fuel these adventures? That's where you come in. By supporting our fundraising efforts, you're not just helping us tick destinations off our bucket list; you're paving the way for a more inclusive world. Your contribution means more than just dollars; it's a vote of confidence in the power of accessibility and a reminder that everyone deserves a seat at the table, or in my case, a spot on the plane.

So, whether you're a fellow traveler, an accessibility advocate, or simply someone who believes in the magic of exploration, join us as we redefine what it means to wanderlust. Together, let's turn dreams into destinations and barriers into bridges. After all, the world is vast, and there's an adventure waiting for us around every corner — or accessible ramp.

Let's roll.

Sam Taylor

[alleesaur]

Hello Realm! A brief showcase of different oc regions

Song: 안녕 아희 (feat.UNI)

[sibmakesart]

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[aimeekb]

Yosemite comes to life at sunrise

[useless-catalanfacts]

Cadaqués, Comarques Gironines, Catalonia.

Photo by Xavier Forcadell on Flickr.

[ecoharbor]

📍Cappadocia, Turkey 🇹🇷

[akanemnon]

That's two jailbreaks in one day!

FIRST - PREVIOUS - NEXT

MASTERPOST (for the full series / FAQ / reference sheets)

[rocy5]

[incognitopolls]

We ask your questions so you don’t have to! Submit your questions to have them posted anonymously as polls.

[tsuutarr]

Yandere!Hero (Chosen One) x Saint!Reader

Being the Hero – the Chosen One – means that the world’s fate is on Elias’ shoulders. He’s long since forgotten how to live for himself, his life belonging to everyone but him. He’s merely a puppet that’s being strung along by the world for the sole purpose of saving it.

At first, he was honored to be chosen as the Hero – it’s a privilege most don’t get. But everyone expects too much – everything – from him. His life is carefully shaped into what others want of him, people only looking at his role and not him as a person.

Now, he fights and saves people due to duty, not desire. There is no sparkle of pride when he helps villagers. Instead, all that is left is another thing checked off of his mental checklist. Now, he just wants to rest. He just wants things to be over.

So that’s why he despised the idea that some Saint from the Church would be his “helper.” Traveling with someone else is only going to slow him down. Not to mention the fact that he doubts the Saint has ever seen bloodshed and disease like he has.

But when he actually meets and travels with you, the Saint, he realizes that you’re actually not that bad. You’re actually kind of nice. He’d expected you to turn your nose at the commoner population, refusing to heal them, but you actively seek them out to help. You’re kind and gentle, but headstrong. Even when you’re visibly exhausted, you do your best to keep going. 

It’s… kind of impressive, actually. He had misjudged you, perhaps.

Even now, you’re helping the knights that were attacked by bandits (which Elias had vanquished), healing not only their bodies but their souls, too. He can’t help but look at you, a raw beacon of kindness that he hasn’t seen before in his travels. 

Once you’re done healing the knights, you look up at him, before a gasp escapes your lips. “Elias!”

He blinks at you, curiously.

“You’re bleeding!”

“Ah.” Elias looks down at his hand, blood dripping down his fingers. He had instinctively grabbed a knife by the blade earlier because he wouldn’t have been able to dodge it in time. “This is nothing.”

“Oh, shush!” you say, approaching him. You push him towards a tree stump, forcing him to sit, which he allows. Carefully, you take his hand in yours, frown deep set on your mouth. Your hand is so warm that it makes his heart burn.

“You’re tired,” he states, bluntly. He doesn’t tug his hand out of yours. “You’ve healed too many people.”

“I can–”

“No.” He shakes his head. “Rest for now, Saint. I am fine.” And he’s right – he’s the Hero, after all. His wounds heal much faster and better than a normal human being. He doesn’t necessarily need your healing.

“Still,” you murmur, looking up at him. “Can I at least clean and bandage it?”

It’s pointless, really, but Elias says, “Do what you want.”

So you do. You disinfect and clean his wound, before carefully wrapping his hand with bandages. For some reason, his heart squeezes painfully as he watches you tend to him so gently. He doesn’t remember if anyone’s ever treated him this kindly.

“There.” You look proud of yourself. It’s kind of cute.

“You didn’t have to,” he mutters without really thinking about it.

You give him a smile that makes his brain stop. “I wanted to. I want to support you.”

For some reason, your words almost make him want to cry. He’s not sure why – he’s seen so much death and destruction to the point that his emotions have become numb. Yet, you bring flickers of his feelings back to him – happiness, sadness, anger, love. 

You make him feel like he has an existence beyond just being the Hero. You make him feel human.

So, how can he let you go? He can’t – and he’ll do everything he can to make you his. Even if it means he has to destroy the world.