#old town

[thegimmicky]

Frozen market built with notjackhd

[mim70]

Nizhniy Novgorod, Russia

[allthingseurope]

Rocamadour, France (by Simon Kessler)

[life-spire]

[ophelieverse]

The vibe i want Daeron to bring at the family function:

[2seeitall]

Lovely streets of Dubrovnik!

There is something beautiful to see everywhere you look.

[illustratus]

Rothenburg ob der Tauber by August Eduard Schliecker

[useless-catalanfacts]

A street in Peníscola (Castelló, Valencian Country).

Photo by Dries van Assen on Flickr.

[un-known97]

Old Cairo 🕌

By me @un-known97

[peacefulandcozy]

Instagram credit: co.nfused

[kodachrome-net]

Village Theater, Chicago, 1990

[allthingseurope]

Boulgone-sur-Mer, France (by Allyson)

[ginny-anime]

People saw Visenya and maegor fight against the faith of the seven and assumed that the faith doesn’t exists within house Targaryen and that alicent having the faith as her religion is fucking horrible.

Alysanne literally sent her daughter Maegelle to become a septa as a thanks to the mother for giving her many children. her son Vaegon became an archmaester and studied at old town.

Aegon the conqueror was literally crowned by the high septon and so was Jahaerys I. Princess Daella didn’t marry Royce blackwood because he believed in the old gods instead of the faith of the seven.

So the faith of the seven isn’t just something alicent brought into the house Targaryen to go against them. By her time, most of them were already part of the faith and believed in it.

Also having her faith is not a bad thing! Just because she decorated the castle with the faith symbols doesn’t mean she was changing everything! The Targaryens symbols were still everywhere, which are dragons.

The dragons are the symbol of house Targaryen and the faith of the seven is everything to house Hightower. And Alicent is the current queen and a Hightower who has Targaryen children. So it’s not wrong to combine both symbols of the families.

[wgm-beautiful-world]

Old Town Square - PRAGUE

[nobeerreviews]

Isn’t it funny how day by day nothing changes, but when you look back everything is different?

-- C.S. Lewis

(Bistrita, Romania)