#brevard

[travelella]

Looking Glass Rock, Brevard, North Carolina, USA

Taken by Jake Johnson

[melbournerealty]

Selling in 2025? Don’t wait—start prepping now. The time between now and New Year’s is going to go by fast. So, it’s a good idea to start chipping away at your to-do list early on. If you’re not sure where to start, here’s what other sellers are doing. Let’s connect to chat about which of these items are worth it for you. I know what buyers are looking for and what’s most likely to make your house shine in 2025.

[oldwitcheshat]

It has been one week since the hurricane hit and my body still doesn’t know I am safe. In mere hours, I lost power, cell coverage and WiFi. A day or two later I lost water. I had no way to talk to so many people I love and know if they were okay. It took three days for us to find someone I consider family.

There’s nothing like the horrors of seeing the town you call home be destroyed. I will always remember sitting at my window, feeling the RV I live in viciously shake from the wind and watching the tree behind my place lean in towards me. I am lucky not to lose my home and I will never forget the feeling of resigning myself to acceptance that this may be it.

I can’t express the stress and fear I would feel waiting to see my girlfriend to know if she was okay and the relief and tears I shed when I could finally hold her. I can’t forget the sound of my mother’s voice when I was finally able to call her and tell her “I am okay. I am safe. I am alive.”

It’s been one week and I am unable to sleep at night. My power, water, and cells service is back and I still find myself wide awake until 3 AM because I am wracked in fear. Those flooded houses, the downed trees, the condemned buildings, the chocolate milk rivers that replaced the highways, all these things you have seen pictures of, that is my home.

Yes, I am okay, safe, and alive. I consider myself lucky because I haven’t lost as much as my neighbors have. And, I am still so scared.

[michellegflye]

Home

Photo by Michelle Garren-Flye There’s nothing like a mountain fog. It’s hard to put it into words. I remember when I was a kid growing up in Brevard, N.C., I loved foggy mornings. Waiting at the bus stop, I felt like the sky had fallen on me, soft and cool and protective. Later, as a grown-up navigating mountain roads in the fog, I still felt that mystical sense of otherworldliness. For the…

[todieforimages]

Carr's Hill Baptist Church: A Historic Landmark in Brevard, North Carolina

If you are south of Brevard, North Carolina, you can glimpse Carr’s Hill Baptist Church through the trees. The congregation began in 1882 as Dunn’s Rock Baptist Church, but they changed their name to honor the generosity of Carr Landreth, who donated the land to build the church in 1903. The Transylvania County church is still active today, but services are held at a much newer church building.…

[bachiles]

Spooooooky!

One of our grandson’s favorite words now is spooky. I think he got hooked on it when we were on our family trip to Maine and his Aunty Erin was running with him after dark past a cemetery. Now everything is spooky and what fun are we going to have this weekend when he comes to visit. We have a lot on our list including decorating cupcakes, pumpkin carving, going hiking to see the Talking Trees…

[mascrapping]

2022: NXL Paintball World Cup - 1

In November 2022 my son played in the NXL Paintball World Cup in Orlando, Florida with his paintball team – the Brevard Buccaneers. I flew down to watch for a couple of days and had a great time. This is the first of three scrapbook spreads that I made to remember this adventure. I used Cricut Design Space to create this layout. The buccaneer, paint splats, and the paintball gun were all…

[scrub-masters-llc]

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[rachelsrandomsphotos]

Female Boat-tailed Grackle (Quiscalus major)

Taken at the Brevard Zoo in Melbourne, FL

[broyi]

Hope everyone’s having a nice end of year. Let’s do our best on 2025 too!

[krakenoflight]

Raoul wanted to show Lightkraken the new laser he had built.

Raoul is from from The Glory Hounds visual novel

[shtarfish]

Glory Hounds of Love

 "Glory Hounds of Love"  Something I've been wanting to draw for 3 years but I need y'all to be familiar with the characters first.

Posted using PostyBirb

[melbournerealty]

Homes are still selling faster than they did pre-pandemic, even though the number of days they’re on the market is higher than it was last year. With the right strategies and the right agent partner, you could sell even faster than today’s norm. DM me or call/text 321-508-5224 to talk through what we can do to make sure your house stands out.

[gorepup]

gift for @shawslayer

[troublingzeal]

How are videos received on tumblr these days? Lmao let’s find out!

[androgynealienfemme]

"San Francisco opened a dramatic new life chapter. I was still stuck with someone else's concept of gender-appropriate behavior, but the conventional path I'd been folllowing had suddenly made a sharp turn to the left. I was a drag queen. Correction! I was a celebrated, union-carded, female impersonating entertainer. I didn't like thinking of myself as a drag queen.

Drag queens have always gotten a bum rap. Always. Men in women's clothing create a sensation, and their detractors live on both sides of society's sexual barbed wire. Nowadays, possibly the most damning rap against drag comes from inside the gay and lesbian neighborhood- the very community that Stonewall helped create.

On Friday, June 27, 1969, Greenwich Village drag queens ignited the Gay Liberation movement when they united at the Stonewall Inn, stood their ground against New York City's police, and kicked law-enforcement ass with sequined pumps. Shortly after those first angry steps toward homosexual liberation, drag became the gay stigma. Many male homosexuals, terrified that mainstream society would believe all gay men wore dresses, began to shun the more outrageous drag members of the community. Many lesbians were equally repulsed by drag, feeling that what had once been considered chic now made a travesty of womankind. Acceptance in the homosexual community was soon measured by the degree to which its citizens met a heterosexual standard. I didn't realize it then, but I was as prejudiced as those against whom I railed. I used beauty as my yardstick. It was inconceivable to me that nonbeauties of ambiguous gender might also be "real women." I blushingly admit to having been so shallow. It is unfortunate that marginalized members of society often fight one another for any available crumb of acceptance. No one wants to live at the bottom of the social barrel."

“The Woman I Was Not Born To Be” by Aleshia Brevard (2001)