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So guys important question, have we already spoken about the meaning of Crozier's name and how it fits the narrative or is it so on the surface we're not hurting about it anymore? Because I'm feeling SICK.

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hope is a skill

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Moment of mania? More like three days of mass hysteria. Terror Camp 2024 felt like going to a Megachurch, best weekend ever.

Stumbling out of the discord and back into the harsh light of Tumblr is like leaving the club after the sun rises. I didn't realize half of y'all were also there lol, hi, I'm glad we shared a moment of mania together

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"the world isn't kind" ok??? Much more importantly are you?????

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At the end of vanity.

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This is not a google drive folder with books about the Franklin Expedition in epub/pdf (will be updated, titles under the cut)

Keep reading

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if you’re not into some dumb embarrassing shit you’re not living your truth

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-all of those stories that you would have my biographer tally as courage…it’s all vanity. always has been. and we are at the end of vanity. tobias menzies as james fitzjames in the terror (2018)

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The Father

The Son

The Holy Spirit

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James Fitzjames - Hands

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jesus in the hades art style

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Terror AMC ep. 7-10 be like

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Franklin artifacts in linocut.

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even a worm will turn.

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If he insists, eat only of my feet. Do you understand? My feet. The soles, if possible. The toughest part. Do you understand? Everything depends on this.

Even if God is seeing every last thing we do here, you have nothing to fear. Not you. You’re clean, Goodsir.

La Madonna della Pietà & Mary Magdalene by the Cross — Matthijs Wulfraet

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Rooms in a Lighthouse

Although the buildings of lighthouses differ depending on their location and purpose, they generally have common components. However, a distinction must also be made between a lighthouse station consisting of the lighthouse and all the outbuildings such as the lighthouse keeper's house, the fuel house, the boathouse and the building for fog signalling, i.e. a land station, and an inhabited lighthouse as it was found at sea.

Sections of Bell Rock and Skerryvore Lighthouses, date 1884

Skerryvore is a remote reef that lies off the west coast of Scotland, 12 miles (19 kilometres) south-west of the island of Tiree. Skerryvore is best known as the name given to the lighthouse on the skerry, built with some difficulty between 1838 and 1844 by Alan Stevenson.

The Bell Rock Lighthouse, off the coast of Angus, Scotland, is the world's oldest surviving sea-washed lighthouse. It was built between 1807 and 1810 by Robert Stevenson on the Bell Rock (also known as Inchcape) in the North Sea, 11 miles (18 km) east of the Firth of Tay. Standing 35 metres (115 ft) tall, its light is visible from 35 statute miles (56 km) inland.

If you are only dealing with an inhabited tower, you usually have the following rooms in it. Please note that, apart from the lantern room, there is no standardised scheme and the rooms were often arranged differently.

The lantern room is the glazed housing at the top of the lighthouse that contains the lamp and the lens. The glass panes are held in place by vertical or diagonal metal rungs. A lightning conductor and an earthing system, which are connected to the metal roof of the dome, ensure that any lightning strikes are safely discharged.

Sections of the Eddystone Lighthouse of 1759 and 1884

Immediately below the lantern room is usually a guard room where fuel and other supplies were stored and where the keeper prepared the lanterns for the night and often kept watch. The clockwork (for turning the lenses) was also located there. On a lighthouse there is often an open platform, the gallery, outside the watchroom (main gallery) or the lantern room (lantern gallery). It was mainly used to clean the outside of the lantern room windows. Below this was a living room, bedroom, possibly a separate kitchen, if not a cooking area was accommodated in the living room. In addition, there were often several storage rooms, an oil room (where the oil for the lantern were storaged) and a coal room. And if you're wondering where the bathroom was - well there wasn't one, there was a wash bowl, possibly a wooden tub for an occasional bath, but rarely, and chamber pots in the bedroom.

Life in a lighthouse at sea was not easy and managed to bring many an old sea dog to his knees. The lighthouse keepers on land had it much easier.