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As the city of Mophet had continued to expand, some would even say flourish, discussions began to take place regarding an expansion. The natural direction was north, towards the Arkbri river which was barely a days ride away. Although a great deal of trade was still being conducted along the oilroad, more and more people in the city had realized that the lifeblood of Historica was still the Arkbri river. On it, goods and resources could travel as far away as Mitgardia, with a significant reduction in risk that otherwise came with transport in the badlands.
Tabib D'Odo had recieved an invitation from one of the more prominent merchants in the city to discuss this matter further...
So this is another addition to GoH over on Eurobricks. More will follow :)
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the young titmouse is having a strong discussion with the nuthatch... these youngsters still need to learn to share and coexist with each other....
Karlstor, Munich. Maybe the right one is Karl Valentin :-)
These dolls have recently come to my attention and I think we should talk about these! ~ Note: I know some people have already started their own discussions about these dolls but I wanted to know my Flickr friends opinions! ~
I personally love them, even thought the whole "daughter of..." thing has been done A LOT. But look at their faces! It is just an interesting doll line and I am honestly excited.
At the beach at Nr. Vorupør on the north-western coast of Jutland.
From a long day out with a bunch of other photo enthusiasts in the National Park Thy area in Denmark - April 21, 2018.
I decided to spend another quiet Sunday afternoon at the Americana again. The area on the second floor of the Barnes & Noble bookstore was cleared where I could walk up to the window and grab this photo. Usually this spot has chairs for guest speakers hawking their books, or some kind of discussion going on for families.
I didn't quite press myself up to the glass, but I got close enough where I thought this looked good.