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Hellion magazine
Ph - Anya Kozyreva
Style - Evgenia Lim
Make Up & HS - Kate Mur
Model - Ekaterina Fedorova
PEANUTS FROM HELL! (big booming deep voice)
are the farm animals hell peanuts?
maybe this is the hell version of the cartoon peanuts in which snoopy is a realistic looking dog and charlie brown is a bowl of flower seeds?
it could be just a normal street scene in hell and the sign is demonic political graffiti.
or flowers are hell's peanuts, as in snack food. i could see demons devouring the symbol of earthly beauty.
so many possibilities.
Well, this is from this past summer when I went to Ohio. I really miss taking photographs. I want to start using my camera more often, seriously I need it. I have a brand new one with a brand new 1.4 50mm lens and I need to use it! Ah!
I'd totally do another 365 except for the fact that junior year is the most demanding school year I've ever experienced and I'm only a little over a month in. I'm in for some real hell, guys.
I'm hoping to post something soon. Maybe, someday.
This area is the largest active geothermal feature with fumaroles, hot springs, acid and mud pots in Lassen Volcanic National Park. It is accessed by a 1.5 mile long trail (3 mile round trip) with a 500 foot rise followed by a 250 foot drop into the thermal area. It got its name from a pioneer Kendall Bumpass who discovered the site in the 1860s and brought a newspaper editor to see it and while there Kendall broke through the thin ground crust in the boiling mud/liquid below and burned his leg so badly it had to be amputed -- he later described this place as "hell".
We've been meaning to stop in Hell's Gate for years now and we finally did! We had a really fun time and the kids loved the gondola ride.
On our way to the ski resort of Åre in Sweden, we passed through Hell outside Trondheim. This is Hell railway station.
If you see your self here please email me and I will gladly send you a copy of the jpeg file.
The PUMA HellRunner™ is over multi-terrain and varying underfoot conditions. There will be everything from running tracks and trails to water-filled areas and plenty of steep hills. Expect to get very wet! It will be nature at its toughest. The course will be marked but do not expect to see mile or kilometre markers….that’s for those softy road running types. All you need to know is that the course will be probably more than 10 and less than 12 miles in length.
Hellion magazine
Ph - Anya Kozyreva
Style - Evgenia Lim
Make Up & HS - Kate Mur
Model - Ekaterina Fedorova