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STARS ALIGN
Hello my darker lovelies. I’m going to start doing more pictures again in 2026 and exploring a lot of fashion…
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"STARS ALIGN"
Beneath a crescent’s silver stare,
witches whisper spells to the air.
Pentagrams hum, drawn low and slow,
where candlelight teaches shadows to glow.
Stars blink secrets, ancient and wise,
scattered like runes across velvet skies.
Moon phases turn—wax, wane, then bloom,
time bends softly inside the gloom.
Cards are laid, the future breathes,
truths curl up in what fate bequeaths.
Between the veil, where omens bind,
magic listens and stars align.
STYLE CARD INFO:
/ HEAD / lel evox / MILAN 4.0
LeLUTKA.Png.MILAN.Nose.Set
..TENEBRE.. - PGG - Nose Kiss
[BODY] Legacy
~~ Ysoral ~~.:Luxe Set Rings Nesly :.(Legacy)
Rope Bodysuit (Blue) LEGACY by Madame Noir
FashionNatic - LEGACY - Uma Boots
^^Swallow^^ Earrings Gauged S01 (f)
[GA.EG] Full Skins - Inaya - B5
RAMA.SALON - Mads Hair 'S'
Nefekalum - Charis (Legs) Black/Copper // Tattoo
+ARANA+ Moon Face-GIFT
INk F -DARK- R8
Avada~ Stiletto Merletto Nails - Legacy
DESTINATION IN SL: Fairy Tales- BLOSSOM GROVE
“You are invited to wander into the adventure of eternity. Let your footsteps follow the colorful sparkles leading through the magical forest, river, moon, desert, and club.”
IN THE CAVES
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A Elne, dans le port de plaisance, il y a des gens qui vivent, qui mangent, qui dorment, loin de la fête permanente et de la foire à Neuneu de la station balnéaire
Chrome and Black hosted the Battle of Waterloo, a graffiti competition for the ages at Leake Street in August of 2015. And it was an experience to be had.
Here is my perspective from the event.
… map by James Wyld for Richard Scott’s ‘A Topographical and Historical Account of Hayling Island, Hants.’ published 1826. It is substantially based on Ordnance Survey ‘Old Series’ sheet 11 that was itself derived from the Ordnance Surveyors’ Drawing 75-3 of 1797. The Ordnance map was engraved c.1810 and made available to the public c.1816. This Wyld map replicates the Ordnance map but includes a few topical additions, some relating to William Padwick’s investments.
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The sheet lines of this small derivative Wyld map are aligned to the meridian of 0 degrees (Greenwich), like the OS map from which it is derived. The small compass rose is correctly aligned to the meridian of 1 degree W (dashed line) that passes through Hayling Island, so points towards True North.
Van-MAnh-Chi * Du xa nhau lau, moi dua 1 no*i, nhung bon minh van la nhung dua ban than, bon may nhi?
A beautiful, late-summer sunset once again here in the city, prior to a possible t-storm outbreak for the state... Hurricane Irma was battering Florida this day with ferocious winds & blinding rain. We may actually also have a dose of our own weather here... Pics taken from around San Jose, CA. (Sunday around sunset, September 10, 2017)
Weather update - Unusual thunderstorm outbreak for California for the week of (2017) September 10:
A slow-moving cut-off low pressure area was setting up off the SoCal coast & has the potential to bring some very active weather to parts of the state over the next 5 days. In fact, convective parameters for much of SoCal & the Central Coast are impressive, with mid-level instability, sufficient column water vapor, and even large-scale ascent forced by diffluent flow east of the offshore low. With all of these ingredients in place, numerous t-storms were likely to develop over the region. This could be a pretty active weather week for Cali even in places that rarely see this kind of vigorous t-storm activity. On Monday & Tuesday, the storm threat was to shift northward to encompass the rest of Cali even including the Bay Area! T-storms may occur over much of NorCal as moisture & instability was to be present virtually everywhere. This sort of weather setup, with a fairly deep offshore cut-off low & modest amounts of late monsoonal moisture, aligns with the sort of pattern that has historically caused spectacular early-autumn lightning shows over the state! By later next week, the cut-off low was to finally move inland and perhaps bring a final round of isolated showers & t-storms to a fairly broad area (perhaps even the coast), though coverage & intensity should be less than earlier in the week. Looking ahead, quieter weather conditions would likely return.