#aldeia

[poesia-colagem-dispersos]

agosto

[aolhon1]

Algumas imagens que tirei durante o roteiro que fiz em Portugal

Some pictures I took during my road trip in Portugal 🇵🇹

[condemnedtranscendant]

day 14

[solveriss]

Nossa ancestralidade é a nossa essência 🪷❤️

[thingsdavidlikes]

Happiness is like fog: when we're inside we don't see it by josebrito21

[thetravelerdiary]

Fajão - a Portuguese village 🖤🩶

August, 2023

[linhagaleria]

natureza e cidade

[ ◉¯] - nikon D3000

[dj-vt-aguilar-blog]

(DJ VT AGUILAR)

[germinalconsultoria]

DO LEITOR DE NUNCA MAIS É MUITO TEMPO

FALA O LEITOR V

[memorialbatista]

[ultra-luigi-world]

[zombilenium]

Hotel Serra da Pena, Portugal,

Joao Aldeia Photography

[cogumellow]

cork mountain games // aldeias do xisto, portugal // february 2024 // ©

[macethelaboratoryrat]

I think my favorite character troupe is the failed hero. The failed hero is typically conventionally attractive and overly prideful but lacks emotional constitution and physical endurance. He is pathetic, but still strangely endearing. The failed hero has some kind of idea that he thinks will save/change the world/his community. He is rediculously mediocre, but he thinks that he'll be the guy. He fails monstrously at the beginning of the story, and the rest of the plot follows his unraveling and eventual demise. In the end, he accomplished nothing. He didn't move the world to a better or worse place. He wanted to be a hero, but made no impact. None. Meanwhile his life is ruined and his entire career is squandered. While the failed hero hasn't impacted the greater community, he has thrown his life into disarray and will never recover. He will continue to suffer until his timely and anticlimactic death.

[linhagaleria]

dia e noite na aldeia

[ ◉¯] - fujifilm finepix S2800HD