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Knobby "stalagmite" of ice formed from water condensed under a steam pipe.
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Just want to say that the added touch of the Traveller symbol/small icon on Jester's boott was perfect! Finding that made me go look at the others more closely. Stunning work and Cad's whole look speaks to a person who has come into their own. Was that something you proposed or did Taliesin?
Thank you for such amazing work
Omg that Traveller symbol on the boot was the Last Thing that went into Jester. I sent in the prospective finals and Laura quick added it, because Laura is a genius.
Caduceus- I'm not gonna say that I've NEVER added anything to Taliesin's creative vision (actually- I pitched the honey comb. So there) but tbh Taliesin could easily have my job. He is extremely aesthetically aware and no one could really impose a concept on him if he wasn't already thinking of something along those lines. Actually... I have feelings about Taliesin's characters. I'm not really sure that any official art has actually properly 'got' him, yet. That being said I'm fucking HONORED every time I get a chance to try.
Wow. Anyway. My thing is that- Taliesin probably intended Cad to look much more confident and comfortable. He is certainly more powerful than the last time we saw him. Here's a little sliver of an early sketch that didn't make the cut-
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My lazy boott refuses to shade it. Still looking for something new, leave a bit 'cOmFoRt ZoNe'.
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I love how you draw Abe's scrawny boott :3
ass so flat it might as well be concave. you slap that thang it sounds like you hit plywood
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Tomb Effigy of Elizabeth Boott Duveneck
Frank Duveneck (American, 1848-1919) and: Clement John Barnhorn (American, 1857-1935)
1894
Object Place: Florence, Italy
Marble
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MYSTERIOUS ANCESTOR KIRK BOOTT
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Boott Cotton Mill from the Concord River, Lowell, MA. September 2023
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me, oily, crimpled, degenerating and rotting on my bed: hges bouncin on my boott cheeks i lovebth eway he rides
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Ah, a gentle snow, 6 January 2024.
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"...Gawain, C'mere."
A loud, window rattling thud, as Gawain lands.
"Lemme touch your armour plating real quick."
Hm.
No reaction. At least not like earlier. She's gotta stop by Bootts on the way home for some bandages or something. Her palms are just slightly reddened. It's already fading when Gawain trills, sitting down just low enough for Thyra to get the message.
"You're just showing off your new saddle now, aren't you?"
Her bird tuts at her, and shakes a wing. Thyra hops on.
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Portrait of Marie Anne Lenormand from The Court of Napoleon by Frank Boott Goodrich, described as follows in the book: "The portrait of M'lle Lenormand ... is taken from an engraving at the Bibliothèque Impèriale, in Paris, believed to be the only authentic likeness of her in existence."
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gamerfriend i can put an expansion pack on when disc wants to go out for a NIGHT and i hold disc passionately and say "doshin the giant was so cool" and disc says "yeah babe, it is!!!" and RUNSS THE BOOTT AAAOOOGAAA AWOOOOO *closing time whistle from flintstones*
messed around in blockbench and made a little robot girl the size of a gamecube. you can take her apart with crowbars and hammers and its actually awesome actually
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Hiking to the Summit of Mount Washington in New Hampshire

Many New Hampshire hikers and climbers aim to summit the state’s 4,000-foot-plus mountains, such as the Northeast’s highest peak, Mount Washington. It encompasses a 60.3-acre state park, and an expansive 750,000-acre White Mountain National Forest surrounds it. The 6,288-foot high summit provides panoramic views extending as far as Vermont, Maine, Quebec, and the Atlantic Ocean.
The easiest approach to Mount Washington’s summit is from the west using the Jewell Trail, which starts at the Marshfield Base Station parking lot. There, passengers embark on the first mountain-climbing cog railway ever built, some 150 years ago. With an average grade of 25 percent and maxing out at 38 percent, the railway runs on powerful, custom-designed biodiesel locomotives. In addition, visitors may see a pair of legacy working coal-fired steam engines, with all train components maintained on-site.
Hikers eschew this convenient option and traverse a trail that gains a relatively moderate 4,000 feet of elevation across 5.2 miles. One distinct feature of this well-trafficked route is giant steps that cut through granite boulders across much of the section above the tree line. Hikers get a close-up glimpse of the cog railroad train at several points as it chugs up the mountain.
The shortest routes approach the summit along a ravine from the east. The Tuckerman Ravine Trail and Lion Head Trail start at Pinkham Notch and measure 4.2 miles one way. With the Tuckerman Ravine Trail more strenuous, it also provides better views, and some hikers create a loop using the two trails, tackling Tuckerman on the descent.
The 5.4-mile Boott Spur Trail is similar in orientation to the Tuckerman Ravine and Lion Head Trails but traverses the other side of the ravine. It breaks through treeline sooner than its counterparts, thus offering more extended views. It is also less traveled and ideal for those in search of solitude.
However, the Great Gulf Trail serves as the most challenging approach to Mount Washington. It starts off Route 16 at the Great Gulf Wilderness parking area. Clocking in at 7.4 miles one way, most embark on two-day wilderness backpacking excursions since they can access designated backcountry campsites. The trail follows the Peabody River for its initial section, sometimes hugging it tightly and others meandering uphill through the forest.
After around 2.5 miles, hikers reach The Bluff, which offers a dramatic view of the looming mountains. It appears as a semicircular wall, like a stage set. Beyond the bluff, hikers traverse a suspension bridge across the West Branch and surmount slippery wet ledges alongside rushing cascades, including Weetamoo Cascade.
At the 6.5-mile mark, hikers arrive at a small, picturesque mountain tarn. Spaulding Lake sits at the head of the glacially carved, amphitheater-shaped Great Gulf valley. Above it rises the rocky headwall, with hikers ascending 1,600 feet in under a mile. This steep section requires careful attention, as snow may wash away the trail markings and cause unstable footing.
From the top of the headwall, hikers ascend the last 0.4 miles using the Gulfside Trail and Trinity Heights Connector. The summit features the historic stone Tip Top House, constructed in 1853 as a hotel that remains closed to the public during renovations.
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Tomb Effigy of Elizabeth Boott Duveneck by Frank Duveneck and Clement John Barnhorn March 10, 2024 Museum of Fine Arts Boston, Massachusetts
#massachusetts#boston#museum of fine arts#art museum#museums#marble sculpture#tomb#eternal rest#sleeping lady#our adventures
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