#stalheim

[allthingseurope]

Stalheim, Norway (by JH)

[postcard-from-the-past]

View of Stalheim, Norway

Norwegian vintage postcard

[landschaftsmalerei]

Blick aus Stalheim von Johan Christian Dahl (1842, )

[permament-witzelsucht]

detail from Stalheim, 1842 - Johan Christian Dahl

[elisela]

view from the stalheim hotel

[es-oh-bfo-em]

[poniranje]

Cameron Stalheim - Merman

Website

[higherentity]

[hotelbooking]

Stalheim Hotel Nestled in the breathtaking landscapes of Stalheim, Norway, Stalheim Hotel offers a truly enchanting retreat for travelers seeking tranquility and luxury. With its idyllic location overlooking the majestic Nærøy Valley, this charming hotel provides a perfect blend of comfort, elegance, and natural beauty. From the moment you arrive, you will be captivated by the warm hospitality, stunning views, and impeccable service that await you at Stalheim Hotel. Check-in at Stalheim Hotel begins at 02:00 PM, allowing you ample time to settle in and start your unforgettable vacation. The hotel's check-out time is at 12:00 PM, giving you the flexibility to relax and enjoy your final moments in this serene oasis. Whether you're arriving early or departing late, the staff at Stalheim Hotel will ensure that your needs are met and your stay is seamless. At Stalheim Hotel, families are welcomed with open arms. The hotel's child policy allows children between the ages of 0 to 2 to stay...

[peaceinthestorm]

Johan Christian Dahl (1788-1857, Norwegian) ~ View from Stalheim, 1842

[dame-de-pique]

Hermann Christian Neupert - Vinjefos mot Stalheim

[faradaysketches]

Naerødal from Stalheim Hotel, Norway. June 2024

[postcard-from-the-past]

Stalheim Hotel over the Nærøy Valley, Norway

Norwegian vintage postcard, mailed in 1905 to Brünn, modern-day Brno, Czechia

[xendiyatrix]

Gonna throw this out here since idk if I’ll ever be bothered to do the re write anytime soon

I also forgot if I said this before, but, Vespasian is actually meant to be two daleks at two different points in time.

To be more clear, there’s a 1.0 and 2.0.

1.0 is the base version as I first illustrated him, consisting of different dalek mutants etc etc.

After an encounter with 3605 he is partially destroyed with the upper half of his mutant missing meaning they are in an inoperable and in a weird sort of lobotomised state.

Eventually he is recovered from wherever they were defeated(thinking a large ship of some kind) and is repaired with new mutant parts sewn into him, so Vespasian 2.0 is born and is technically a slightly different character since a part of them is missing.

This version now has the added stalheim dome piece, an additional flatter paradigm isn back section which has a ramp now allowing his new feature of repurposing victims organs into additional defence units incase no other dalek units are nearby to defend him.

[kestarren]

Paintings by Johan Christian Dahl. ~ Norwegian Mountain Landscape, 1819. ~ View from Stalheim, Norway, 1842. Danish-Norwegian artist, 1788-1857.

[lesser-known-composers]

Johannes Bernardus van Bree (1801-57) - Allegro Moderato for 4 String Quartets in D minor

The musicians: Janine Jansen, Ludvig Gudim, Johan Dalene, Sonoko Miriam Welde, Boris Brovtsyn, Yura Lee, Noa Wildschut, Won-Ho Kim [viool] Amihai Grosz, Eivind Holtsmark Ringstad, Timothy Ridout, Gareth Lubbe [viola] Jens Peter Maintz, Alexander Warenberg, Amalie Stalheim, Sandra Lied Haga [cello]