#fort in the road

[heart-wit-strength]

underestimated the amount of times a season 2a rewatch would have me wanna scratch my eyes out with the foreshadowing

[amphibia-a-day]

Day 956 of Amphibia Screenshots

Episode: Fort in the Road

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[thesilicontribesman]

Hardknott Roman Fort, Hardknott Pass, Lake District

[multifandominfj]

If I were to go down The Witches Road, here’s a mini thread, inspired by Agatha All Along, of who I’d trust in MY Coven, regardless of reputation:

Tally Craven: Motherland Fort Salem

Morgana Pendragon: Merlin

Regina Mills: Once Upon a Time

Sally Owens: Practical Magic

The Mother Witch: Hocus Pocus 2

Elphaba Thropp: Wicked

Lena Luthor: Supergirl

[mostlythemarsh]

By Way Of

[treewithabark]

These shipwrecks were the coolest things we came across this week

[hexyzforce]

i missed some days so here they are. i oicked her to be a little mousey but if i didnt think of that first id have made her a canary <:')

also yeah thats her piano as a human. theyre probably nonbinary but theyre piano so they dont really care about that right now

[rosemeriwether]

Fort McHenry

It be hot outside boy!

[orangedogsquad]

It’s been a rainy start to teg trip, hopefully it clears up soon!

[rabbitcruiser]

Summer Evening

What do you think about my pic?

[clove-pinks]

Where I live now is about eight miles from Fort Meigs, and I think a lot about how this area would be part of the last stretch of desolate wilderness for soldiers approaching the armed camp on the Maumee River over land. Eight miles could potentially take a long time—I read something about the baggage train breaking down every mile, the conditions were just that bad. Water and mud could be waist-deep.

There are literally thousands of miles of drainage ditches and many thousands of miles of underdrainage pipes today, and I have nice paved roads and other modern amenities. But the sense of desolation remains. It feels very isolated in this semi-rural neighborhood even though there are a few nice restaurants about two miles away, and stores and shops in a similar distance. I look forward to (hopefully) moving into more of a town environment. There are still stretches of what looks like marshland on my way to work, and water sits on the fields around me.

[amphibia-a-day]

Day 1036 of Amphibia Screenshots

Episode: Fort in the Road

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[viper-motorsports]

Enjoying the autumn sunshine as the 2023 IMSA Petit Le Mans heads into the evening hours, the N°78 Lamborghini Huracán GT3 EVO22 celebrates the end of the season by winning the GTD class for Forte Racing.

[like-sands-of-time]

It's very late middle ages / age of Christianity for me and the fandom (the show but tbh they took the christian/norman influences to the MAX so) to assume women held few roles of power/authority/influence

I mean I don't have a history degree and I don't know a lot but I know boudica was a badass warrior lady who led armies against the Romans only ~500 years before King Arthur could have lived. And if the native people (or the Welsh natives specifically who managed to mostly avoid roman subjugation to my knowledge) were to continue any types of traditions or ways of life id assume it would be that women could be druidesses/priestesses, possibly even warriors and certainly queens.

Anyway morgana being only the king's ward, "powerless" in her own castle/home, and not even allowed a chance at a throne that is her birthright, kind of doesn't make sense?

Like if Uther was trying to be sneaky and marry the half siblings to each other to solve the succession issue I guess that makes sense?? Especially having her spend so much time in the castle. But they make Morgana's swordfighting skills this novel thing, mentioned only really a few times in the whole show, mostly in season one it feels like. If she was raised with a blade as the daughter of a knight she could/should be a knight too, just like Arthur. She could be his official second in command, since her known status is lower than his, but yet higher than sat Leon's because her father was such an important knight.