#bench rock

[fyeahlsy]

Retaining Walls Seattle

Photo of a large craftsman backyard concrete paver retaining wall landscape.

[exxemi]

Mulch Seattle An example of a huge traditional backyard mulch landscaping.

[ziggy-pop]

Gravel in Seattle Inspiration for a small contemporary full sun side yard gravel retaining wall landscape.

[vintagehomecollection]

The Veranda reflects the serenity of the pastoral setting.

Celebrity Homes II, 1981

[fbfh]

Imagine topping Leo in a chair?

LITERALLY love you for this. riding Leo in a chair is in like your top 5 favorite ways to ride Leo. your faces are so close together and he can feel every intimate rockwing bouncing squeeze of your tight juicy little hole gripping his throbbing cock like a vise. his eyes are so wide and his grip on your soft hips is nearly enough to leave pretty little fingertip bruises polkadotting your thighs (which he's obsessed with) and your hips (which he's also obsessed with) and your ass (are you sensing a pattern here????) and god everything you do drives him crazy but CHRIST the way you hold his face so sweetly in your pretty hands, so innocent and tender while simultaneously milking his cock for all he's got. and he'll give it to you. Leo will let you ride him in that chair that he can't look at after that without going half mast. he'll let you ride him until he's shooting blanks, until both of your cum drips on the floor, mixing in messy creamy beautiful puddles. Leo will throw his head back in pleasure, panting, chest heaving and giving you the best view of his perfect neck that's just begging to be covered in hickeys and bites. Leo will let you ride him in a chair until he passes out. can't walk. pounding down gatorade and liquid iv to try and rehydrate. and he'll thank you for it.

[rabbitcruiser]

Yellowknife, NWT (No. 8)

Frame Lake is located in Yellowknife, Northwest Territories, Canada. It is an 84-hectare (210-acre) endorheic freshwater body located between the city's downtown section and a larger residential area. The Frame Lake Trail circles it, and city hall and the territorial legislative assembly building are on its shores.

Formed by meltwater after the end of the Wisconsin glaciation 20,000 years ago, Frame has been an important part of Yellowknife's history. The Dene in the area used it as a fishing spot before European settlement. In the early years of the city's growth, gold mines nearby dumped tailings in it and sometimes sewage. Later, when the city's New Town, now its downtown section, was surveyed and developed nearby, Frame offered accessible swimming and boating opportunities.

However, storm sewers diverted much of the runoff that fed it. Later development blocked the lake's only outflow, leaving it endorheic and complicating the problems caused by earlier pollution. By the early 1970s it no longer supported any fish; within two decades residents had stopped swimming or boating it out of fear of leeches. Subsequent studies have shown that the lake completely eutrophied sometime in the mid-1990s. They have not, however, been able to determine whether that was due to climate change, pollution or some combination of both; the possibility exists that the lake has always been at a higher trophic state than others in the area.

Some city residents have agitated for efforts to reclaim the lake so it will once again be a destination for swimmers, anglers and boaters in warm weather. To do so, it will be necessary to reoxygenate the water to the point that fish can again inhabit its waters. This could be accomplished either by aeration or dredging, which would remove the accumulated rotted organic matter on the lake bed that currently renders it anoxic when the lake is frozen over in the winter.

Source: Wikipedia

[skadario]

a Dark Seascape

[unfocused-angel]

suddenly remembered i have this Outer Wilds OC that started out as a joke but has kinda grown onto me. so. meet Felsőbányaite. yes that's a rock that exists. i might shorten it in some way to be more "name-y", but we'll call them that for now

they're a pretty chill fella, though their chilling out method involves considerably more sap wine than Gabbro's. the advice they give Hatchling is only useful about 1/4 of the time, which i gotta say isn't a very good ratio, but the good intention was there at least

[filmap]

Sommaren med Monika / Summer with Monika Ingmar Bergman. 1953

Bench Skinnarviksberget, 118 23 Stockholm, Sweden See in map

See in imdb

[septembersung]

Finally achieved my lifelong housecleaning dream and invented enough errands to get the entire family out of the house so I can tackle laundry mountain, etc, in blissful solitude

[bobauthorman]

The Best Crossover of the Year

Muppets from Jim's big three brought back for his birthday.

[antiquepearlss]

Tangled The Series would have been very different if Varian were voiced by John Mulaney, huh?

[guinevereslancelot]

a koi pond for your dash:

❀ 𓆝 𓆟 𓆞 ༄ ❀ 𓆝 𓆟 ༄ ❀ 𓆞 𓆝 ❀ ༄ ﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌﹌

[vintagehomecollection]

100 Designers' Favorite Rooms, 1994

[s7ieben]

Seaside

aquarelle, ink on paper – drawing, painting – 29 x 11 cm

S7IEBEN.art

[rabbitcruiser]

Yellowknife, NWT (No. 9)

Frame Lake is irregularly shaped, with a northern section and a southern section along a north-northeast to south-southwest axis approximately 1.4 kilometres (0.87 mi) long, connected by a narrower central passage midway along its length where a wide peninsula extends from the western shore and an arm extends roughly 500 metres (1,600 ft) to the east, curving northward. At their widest shorelines, both sections are roughly the same distance apart. Five small islands are located within the lake, three in the northern section and two in the southern section. Its total surface area is 84 hectares (210 acres).

The lake lies at an elevation of 186 metres (610 ft). Surrounding terrain is gently undulating, with some of the small hills nearby cresting as high as 207 metres (679 ft) and one of the islands rising to 197 metres (646 ft). Two unnamed streams drain into the lake south of the peninsula on the western side. The northerly of the two rises from drainage ditches surrounding the runways at Yellowknife Airport 1.6 kilometres (1.0 mi) to the west, draining Robinson's Pond on the way to Frame Lake; the southerly has largely been channelized, draining Range Lake 600 metres (2,000 ft) to the west, itself fed by a stream of similarly short length flowing into it from the west.

Source: Wikipedia