#and paddle boat

[themostdearofspaghettis]

Brainrot = Profit

[hyohaehyuk]

sam: for the levitation scene we were on bicycle seats naked and clinging jacob: but we did it together though 😊

sam: we were in these massive heels for the dance jacob: it was very riveting and it felt like floating 🥰

via loustatsx and video: amc+ Every Midnight Snack | Season 1

[itscontinental]

Q #915

[emaadsidiki]

Italie (1908) Lake Geneva, Switzerland.

[zoeflake]

Two Suns: last evening on the pond ©Lunaladee

[nemfrog]

Morning Star Paddle Wheeler. 1920. Postcard.

Internet Archive

[blood-mocha-latte]

these two Stood Next to Each Other and then Shook Hands and it was over for me. i loved demarco and macon and so naturally, i am sooooo normal about them.

~ snippet from an upcoming fic ~

Benny loves it when Macon talks about trees. It helps him fall asleep.

They’re outside and standing up, so it’s not like he can just conk out, but he watches as the wood machine pulls a stump out of the ground, sounds like grinding, cracking bones following it up.

“...they can get pretty massive, too.” Macon is saying, cigarette dangling out of his mouth, and Benny turns to glance at him, for a heartbeat. “But the Sequoiadendrons get huge. Bet you could drive right through one.”

Benny blinks, and realizes his mouth is wide open. “What?” He says, after a minute. Macon’s mouth tilts upwards, and his smoke moves with the gesture.

“Bet they’ll all be gone, before I’m even dead.” He says, and it’s almost hollow. “Around for millions of years and dead before I’ll see one in real life.”

Benny’s fingers are cold. He reaches out, takes Macon’s cigarette from in between his lips and brings it to his own mouth. He doesn’t think about the movement, just does it.

He can feel Macon’s eyes on the side of his face as he takes a drag. “What’s seventy-eight times one hundred and twenty-nine?” He asks, blowing out smoke. The first two numbers to pop into his head. 

Macon’s quiet, for a moment. Thinking. “Ten thousand sixty-two.” He says, finally. “Why?”

Benny smiles around the smoke, but turns and tucks it back into the corner of Macon’s mouth, nonetheless.

“Nothing.” He says. He loves it when Macon does math, too. “What’s sixty-two times eight hundred forty?”

Macon huffs, and smoke blows out of his nose. “Find someone else to do your times tables.” He says dryly.

[littletreats]

saturday morning | central park, nyc, usa | august 2024

kodak ultramax 400 | ilford sprite 35-ii

[samglyph]

Malevmay Day 1: Leviathan

Put that man in a situation.

[themoonlit-dreamer]

Let's lay down the be- Wait wrong phighter. Watch this trick!

I made two versions for his gear cuz I really cant decide which to post so the other version is below this!

No diamond version

[hyohaehyuk]

Delainey, Jacob and Sam spending a great time together in Paris and Prague 🥰

Interesting… In the tv insider's 2x01 scene breakdown video (around 7:16), Jacob mentioned that he was with Delainey, but he didn't mentioned Sam at all and in this last video i post above Delainey said he was there too.

via thejamlore: bookclub wednesday, paddle boats in prague and Delainey on her time in paris with jacob (and sam)

Videos: Rotten Tomatoes TV - The 'Interview With the Vampire' Cast on the Vampire Bond and Living Across Time Periods, Autumn Brown - Raft Match with Jacob Anderson and Autumn Brown - Dream Conversations with Delainey Hayles

[snekinnatenk]

Day 11! Paddle steamer, ft. Coelytan

“Have you seen those newfangled iron-hulled wheel ships? Those blood powered steamers what halt for no manner of beast nor squall? It seems the dockyard folk have managed to squeeze one of those great steelway engines ���neath the deck of a ship, at long last. Lot more money to be made in shipping these days since they expanded the locks at old Arnhest- boats’ve swelled in turn, but I didn’t think I’d live to the day sailin’s optional. The drafts’re shallow too- can go all the way from Kulske to Visennes by way of Coriol in winter if ye wanted. Used to be you had to stay in sight of coast and watch for coel’ans, all hours, every day. Now there’s talks’ve opening regular lines all the way to Skjop. That’s bluewater- madness, even for a steel monster like that. Beasties can’t crack yer keel- sure. But they’re creative. Last thing ye want to be on the high seas is stimulatin’.”

- Old Kri’Annan mariner, name unknown. Circa 825.

[scotianostra]

On October 2nd 1947 the paddle steamer Waverley was launched from A. & J. Inglis’s yard on the Clyde.

The Waverley is the last sea-going passenger paddle steamer anywhere in the world. She was named after the debut novel of Sir Walter Scott, but wasn’t the first paddle steamer to bear the name. The previous Waverley, built in 1899, had been requisitioned as a minesweeper during World War II and sank during the Dunkirk evacuation in 1940.

Materials were so scarce in post-war Britain that the new Waverley had to wait more than three months after her launch to have the boiler and engines installed. She finally entered service in June 1947, sailing a scenic route up Loch Long to Arrochar.

Ownership of the Waverley passed to the Caledonian Steam Packet Company in 1948. Between 1949 and 1964 she had a variety of winter duties, often replacing another ship that was being overhauled, or she was the spare vessel ready to cover for others in an emergency. In the main season, her routes were extended to include the Isle of Arran in 1953 and from 1958 onwards, there was also a cruise up the Clyde to Glasgow. By 1970, she was the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world. By 1971, Waverley was one of only two large excursion vessels left on the Clyde and was based at Gourock. In 1973, CSP became part of Caledonian MacBrayne Ltd

Waverley was sold on 8 August 1974 to the Paddle Steamer Preservation Society and refitted for the Waverley Steam Navigation Company. In 1975, she re-entered service on the Clyde, sailing at weekends from Glasgow and in mid-week from Ayr. In 1977, she spent a week on excurisions from Liverpool and the success of this led to over a month being spent on the South Coast in the following year. In 1981, she was fitted with a new boiler and embarked on her first full season of Round Britain cruising, with the peak summer weeks spent back on the Clyde.

In her 1990/91 winter refit, the paddle wheels were replaced and a major £7m two-stage rebuild was undertaken in early 2000 and winter 2002/03 in Great Yarmouth with the support of the National Heritage Lottery Fund. Waverley continues to be maintained in excellent condition and is the last seagoing paddle steamer in the world, fully restored and painted in her original LNER colours. She now runs cruises and charter days out around the British Isles and in 2015 celebrated 40 years of service under her current owner.

I had the pleasure of going on the Waverley last year, boarding at Oban and spending a whole day crusing up the west coast to Knoydart where wehad a short time before heading back to Oban.

[emaadsidiki]

Lake Geneva, Switzerland.

[hometoursandotherstuff]

This is so cool. Who’d like to live on a paddle boat? Located in Seattle, Washington, this 2bd. 2ba. houseboat is for sale for $825K.

Beautiful modern kitchen has hi-end appliances including a cool red stove.

In front of the kitchen is a spacious dining area. A larger dining table would probably fit facing the other way.

Between the dining and living room is a spiral staircase to the 2nd deck.

And, then there’s plenty of room for a large living room.

The current owner isn’t using this lovely big bedroom that opens to an outside deck.

Isn’t this wonderful?

One of the 2 baths. Look at the sink and cabinetry.

Look at the nice laundry room with lots of storage.

The 2nd bd. also has double doors to its own deck.

There’s even a little area for a home office or studio.

And, here was are on the 3rd level which is the bridge.

Plus, there’s this deck on the the 3rd level.

https://www.movoto.com/seattle-wa/2401-n-northlake-way-apt-b13-seattle-wa-98103-501_2000800/

[ldagence]

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