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CONANS LIVE IN 18 MINUTES!!!!!!!!!!

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pierree. sniff. sob. pierre

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Skalisty Golets (Stanovoy Range)

Skalisty Golets | Mount Skalisty Photo: Autumn landscape with yellow taiga and the Stanovoy Range on the horizon, by Andrew Berezovsky. Part of Russia’s Far East, Skalisty Golets stands as a majestic sentinel overlooking the vast Stanovoy Range. At 2,412 meters (7,913 feet) above sea level, this impressive peak reigns as the highest point in this remote mountain chain, beckoning adventurers and…

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Göktürk Göleti Nerede, Nasıl Gidilir? Göktürk Göleti'nde Neler Yapılır?

12.07.2023 11:11 Son güncelleme: 07/12/2023 15:16 İstanbul şehir sınırları içerisinde hoş ve estetik bir atmosfere sahip olan Göktürk Göleti, insanların huzurlu bir ortamda rahat bir şekilde dinlenip nefes alabilecekleri bir cazibe merkezidir. Göktürk Göleti Nerede? Göktürk Göleti, Türkiye’nin en önemli ve kalabalık şehirlerinden biri olarak öne çıkan İstanbul’un Eyüp ilçesi sınırları içinde…

[sugar-coated-prat-dragon]

hii!! 😊👋🏻

is there any info on Arthur’s and Merlin’s horses in the books? their names, maybe their personalities? or anyone else's horse?

Hi! Thank you for the question. 🐎 😇

In “Valiant”, Arthur makes it clear that he has multiple horses and that his servant cares for all of them.

Arthur: “My horses need grooming ..”

In “Lancelot and Guinevere”, Merlin admits to never having ridden a horse before coming to Camelot and even now he preferred to walk, if the choice were offered to him.

Merlin treated any horses he encountered with a degree of suspicion and wariness.

Sadly, the feeling seemed to be mutual.

Nonetheless, Merlin’s horse in that moment was a placid mare which tolerated his presence and (simply followed Arthur's great, dark stallion).

- In “The Death of Arthur”, Merlin realized he’d need a dependable horse to get to the Isle of the Blessed- a horse which not only had to be fast, but it would also need great stamina to cope with the trek.

Since he was the prince’s servant, he had access to the royal stables and he took the prince's favourite stallion to use for his journey.

So in the books the only mentions are of Merlin having a placid mare and Arthur having a great, dark stallion, but unfortunately no names.

And of course, Merlin borrowed Arthur’s stallion in the episode ‘Le Morte D'Arthur’.

(Sources: Valiant, The Death of Arthur and Lancelot and Guinevere books)

Tagging: @samwinjester @godmerlin @tansyuduri @neptunesyellowsands

Horses mentioned Behind the Scenes with the actors:

Colin’s horse is a Welsh Cob sec. D named "Diablo". (Sadly, Diablo has only one eye because the other one had to be removed due to a tragic incident where he was kicked in the head when he was running with the mares, and because of the trauma, a cataract later formed in one eye. Which then had to be removed surgically).

Bradley's horses in show are called either Toranto/Torento, Flyer and Rabanete

Colin's horses in the show are called Diablo, Korra, and reportedly, Sabio (while filming in Wales)

Zaleno … was Angel's horse in the UK

Horses mentioned in the Arthurian legends: (I found these online; I can't speak for how accurate they are to the various legends)

Arthur's horses are Llamrei, the mare and Hengroen, the stallion.

Llamrei – This is the name of King Arthur’s mare. She was said to have been a gift from the Irish king, who had come to challenge Arthur’s rule.

Hengroen – This was King Arthur’s stallion. It was said to have been able to gallop across the sea.

There is also a rock in Wales called "Carn March Arthur", or the "Stone of Arthur's Horse", which is said to have a hoof print left by Llamrei while pulling the Addanc monster from Llyn Barfog.

Gwaine's horse in legend is Gringolet

Merlin describes Lancelot's horse as named Gringalet in the Lancelot-Grail Cycle, which is said to be due to its great strength. In The Awntyrs of Arthure, Gringalet is also called "Grissell" and is killed in combat while Gawain is riding it.

Gwaine's horse: Gringolet. His horse plays no wonderful part, but is always referred to as "Gawain's Horse, Gringolet." In French the name is Le Grin golet.

Galath – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses. It was said to have been able to run as fast as a swallow.

Passelande: Arthur's horse in Beroul's Tristran

Aubagu: Arthur's horse in Erec and Enide

Passebreul – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Alfgar – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Cremello – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Dappled – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Faeleas – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Kestrel – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

King’s Ransom – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Knight Errant – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Liriel – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Marigold – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Misty – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Nightshade – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Saber – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Stormy – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Thunder – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Topper – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Tristram – This was the name of one of the knights of the Round Table.

Vanguard – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Warlock – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table. (Ironic name 😅)

White Star – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Windrider – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Zephyr – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses.

Zulu – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table.

Badger – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its speed and agility.

Blackheart – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its fierce loyalty.

Blaze – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its fiery temperament.

Charger – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its strength and endurance.

Dragonfire – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, said to have been able to breathe fire.

Gold Dust – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its shimmering coat.

Harrier – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its speed and agility.

Highflyer – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its ability to jump great distances.

Ironclad – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its strength and durability.

King’s Champion – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, ridden by the most skilled and respected knights.

Nightingale – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its beautiful singing voice.

Starlight – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its sparkling, celestial appearance.

Sunburst – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, known for its brilliant, radiant coat.

Valiant – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its bravery and courage.

Victory – This was the name of one of King Arthur’s horses, associated with triumph and success.

Wildfire – This was the name of one of the horses of the knights of the Round Table, known for its untamed spirit and intensity.

[mariamakeslemons]

Pokemon Teams for the 141

Luca/Luna the Lucario (Luna is Luca's daughter and only started working with Price about midway through the MWII timeline)

Digit the Metagross

Aria the Lapras

Jack the Appletun

Ripper the Grimmsnarl

Polly the Alakazam

Anya the Houndoom (no one knows how he found a Houndour in the Galar region)

Arthur the Corviknight

Bass the Toxtricity (Low Key Form)

Spikey the Ferrowthorn

Spooky the Dragapult

Lucy the Togetic (a gift from his Lovie)

Prince the Gallade

Zeus the Boltund

Chip the Golet

Puffy the Whimsicott

Knight the Bisharp

Phoenix the Talonflame

Knock the Grafaiai

TallBoy the Farigiraf

Chunky the Azumarill

Dino the Flapple

Slice the Doublade

Baby the Gible

[lovenpeace-pkmn]

Do you think you will ever knit a Pokemon into existence like how humankind crafted the first golet and claydoll out of clay or forged the first bronzor?

I...do not think that is very likely, no. The science that created Pokémon like golett and bronzor has been lost to history...

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[jackimer]

The followup to my Jayce and arcanine art, Viktor and his meowth/persian (+ blitz golet)

[tinsnip]

Okay, this is going to get reworked for the fic because it doesn't fit as it is - I decided to take a different tack - but Bekla and Jekad crack me up, and I wanted to preserve them somehow. Spoilers for "The Smallest Things."

Our sponsor for the show is, as always, Golet Kobel Nuts: for the longest, sweetest glow. With a kobel nut in your cheek, life is sweeter, stresses are smaller, and problems melt away just like the delectable kobel nut syrup you know so well. For the reliable, satisfying relaxation you deserve, choose Golet.

This week's Golet Gossip is from a long-term follower, first-time commenter - our favourite kind! - who says, “Dear friends at Windcatch:

My gossip comes from the Capital itself - hmm! intriguing! - and it concerns an unexpected visitor to the Central Plaza. A Human Starfleet officer -

This can't be that interesting.

Wait, why not? Give it a chance, Bekla.

I'm so bored of Humans. All the gossip we get about Humans is the same. ”Oh, the Human said something weird! Oh, the Human ate the food wrong! Oh, the Human—”

I admit they've lost some of their novelty.

Well, they're *everywhere*, Jekad. Can't go anywhere in Kardasi’or these days without finding hairs in your food, can you.

Now, now.

Go on, then...

*Thank* you, Bekla. All right, our writer says a Human Starfleet officer -

- the worst kind -

--seems to have some pull in unexpectedly high circles in Kardasi'or. After being apprehended for causing a nuisance during the business hours of the Ministerial Level--

Hmm, maybe I do like Humans after all.

I wonder what he did?

”Nuisance“ is so vague. Keep going.

Hmm. All right - after being apprehended... yes... was apparently vanished off to a holding cell, or wherever nuisances go—

Bored again...

—and was then visited by the Secretary to the Minister of Accountability for a *private conversation*!

Mmm-hmm. I wonder how many lights he saw.

No, wait - apparently it wasn't that kind of conversation - apparently it was actually the Minister's real secretary! Our source claims to work in the office adjacent to hers and states that they would know her anywhere!

Ooh. Careful, source, you're going to get spotted.

Only by people who follow our feed.

Who says Ministers can't follow our feed?

I think our sponsors would be a little heftier than Golet Kobel Nuts if Ministers followed our feed. Not that I don't adore a good Golet Kobel Nut!

Oh, and I do as well.

What flavour are you suckling today, Bekla?

I'm trying the new mulvan flavour.

What do you think?

Why, it's dreamy-delicious, like all treats made by our friends at Golet.

Of course it is. And I'm going with good old classic Plain.

Ah, one must love the classics.

Mmm. Now, let's see - our source says the secretary visited with the Human for some time. Our source doesn't know what they talked about - disappointing, source! Try harder next time! - but *does* know that the secretary came out looking *very* frustrated and - get this - asked them for a kobel nut!

No!

Yes!

Secretaries of Ministers sucking kobel nuts, just like we poor gutter trash on the feeds?

Mmm. What sad days have come for Cardassia.

Sad days indeed. Wipe your tears, followers.

And then - hmm! All right, Bekla, you'll like this.

No! Don't tell me -

Yes! Your new favourite Minister appeared!

He looks *so* good in blue!

You really shouldn't choose your politicians by how they dress.

He looks better in blue than you do, Jekad.

I look atrocious in blue. I'll admit it.

You turn green.

Anyway, your favourite Minister *went down to the holding cell himself* and—

And??

And it stops there! That's all they've fed us!

But I'm still hungry!

I find myself more than a little peckish as well! We know so little about our new Minister, don't we.

We're starving. We're scrabbling at crumbs.

Source, you've got to do better. We're begging you. Find out what happened.

Don't let us starve! Look at my skin: positively sunken in around my jaw ridge.

It's depressing.

The makeup does nothing.

All right - let's each have another kobel nut to cheer up. What do you think of this one? Kafi?

Eww, they're pandering to Humans now?

Bekla...

[archivingbarca]

fcbarcelona: Pedri i el seu golet!

A goal dedicated to Mr. Flick 💙❤️

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Bro, this crk song gives me genshin impact vibes for some reason, just me? Or no?

[rjzimmerman]

Excerpt from this story from Inside Climate News:

On a misty December morning, a few dozen sandhill cranes stood in shallow water in the middle of a flooded rice field in the Sacramento Valley, about 90 miles north of San Francisco. The cranes, statuesque wading birds with a long, elegant neck and broad wings, appeared remarkably still for a gregarious species known for their dramatic dance moves. 

Sandhill cranes jump several feet in the air as they kick their lanky legs helter-skelter, bow their heads and flap wings that span six to seven feet in a spectacular display associated with courtship and bonding between mated pairs. But the birds in the middle of the field did not even move. They were decoys, made of plastic. Still, they fooled one ecologist, from a distance at least. 

More importantly, the decoys, aided by recordings of the crane’s otherworldly squawks—described by legendary conservationist Aldo Leopold as the “trumpet in the orchestra of evolution”—attracted a few flesh-and-blood birds to their side. It was a good sign for ecologists working to create new roost sites for species that need every inch of habitat they can get. 

Sandhill cranes return to the same spots every year, so seeing some birds roosting with the decoys is “very exciting,” said Greg Golet, an avian ecologist with The Nature Conservancy who helps run a program to expand wetland habitat for migratory species called Bird Returns. 

The Central Valley is one of the most important regions of the Pacific Flyway for cranes and other waterbirds to overwinter or rest and refuel on their way further south. It supports hundreds of resident and migratory species that come here from breeding grounds as far north as the Arctic tundra. 

Migratory birds evolved over millennia to depend on the food-rich habitat provided by the vast expanse of both permanent and seasonal wetlands that once stretched hundreds of miles from the Sacramento Valley in the north to the Tulare Basin in the south. It took little more than a century after California became a state in 1850 for urban and agricultural development, supported by a massive irrigation and flood control network, to drain more than 90 percent of the valley’s wetlands.

Protecting wild birds and the vanishing native ecosystems they depend on has left ecologists scrambling to create as much habitat as possible, where and when migrating birds need it most.

Toward that end, Bird Returns, part of the Migratory Bird Conservation Partnership between The Nature Conservancy, Audubon California and Point Blue Conservation Science, offers farmers incentives to adopt practices that support the birds’ foraging and roosting needs on agricultural fields that replaced wetlands.

Bird Returns uses funds provided by the California Department of Fish and Wildlife to pay farmers to flood their fields during critical migration periods, said Andrea Jones, Audubon California conservation director. “In spring and fall, we put out a bid to farmers and duck club owners to flood fields when shorebirds are coming to the Central Valley and are looking everywhere for water,” Jones said. “We’ve flooded tens of thousands of acres over the last two years that way.”