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detroitlib · 2 years ago

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"Arched Rock - Mackinac." James Ackerman, lith. "Report on the Geology and Topography of a Portion of the Lake Superior Land District in the State of Michigan, Part II, The Iron Region, Together with the General Geology," by J.W. Foster and J.D. Whitney, United States geologists, printed for the House of Representatives, Washington, D.C., 1851, Plate XVIII.

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#james ackerman #arched rock #mackinac #michigan #lithography #lithograph #michigan history #19th century books #geology #lake superior #1851

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dilfslayer1080p · 10 months ago

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Shoving pipes up Benreys ass again sorry

#repurposed the fountain print #the outflow keeps blowing duckweed everywhere so i nuked 95% of it and threw him in as an airstone bubble block #also mossball guardian because it keeps rolling outta sight #hlvrai #UPDATE: hes floating. i ordered new rocks this mf getting glued #Goin for that red layered canyony rock and praying they give me enough for an arch but not enough that it's gon get heavy af #it's an aqua one aspire tank with lil legs which is a stupid fucking idea it makes me so fucking anxious the base will cave in

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curiousaur · 3 months ago

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FANTASY HIGH freshman year → junior year

"Before we go in, I have a present for Gorgug." "Hey, Fig. So, I got you two presents."

#their band should've been called fig and the cig sibs #d20's most wholesome sibling dynamic is between the rock star arch devil and the raging half-orc #dimension 20 #fantasy high #fhjy #fig faeth #gorgug thistlespring

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letmeinimafairy · 2 years ago

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'Piranesi' again, albatross in The Lower Halls. Damn, I'd give everything to find the House

#piranesi #susanna clarke #illustration #arches #halls #sea #albatross #barnacles #surreal #colonnade #agate #painted stones #miniature #painted rocks #rock painting #minerals #jewelry #my art

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toyastales · 2 months ago

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Arches National Park

The park's arches and other formations were created over millions of years by erosion and weathering. Rainwater dissolves carbon dioxide in the atmosphere, creating carbonic acid, which reacts with the rock and breaks it down.