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Miracle at Hengistbury Head, September 1984

johnwasneyheseltine wrote 3 days ago: Lots of things in life are unexplainable and the camera is a unique tool with its forensic ability t … more →

Tags: Photography, 1980s Britain, Seaside, imagery, History, Prehistory, Kodachrome, Erosion, time

"Scotland: Landscapes and Legends"2 comments

moselman wrote 3 weeks ago: For anyone in Aachen and surrounding area; I’ll be making a presentation at the Volkshochschul … more →

Tags: Scotland, Mountain Trek, Germany-2, Wild Places, History & Culture, Canoë-Kayak, highlands, mountains, Nature

The Horror: A Monstrous Spirit of Place

Rachel Izabella wrote 3 weeks ago: Pardon the sensationalism of the post title. Pardon the Lovecraftian prose. But this is a story, and … more →

Tags: Sorcerous Living, Sorcery, strategic sorcery, genius loci, Paranormal, Offerings, Psychic Attack, True Life

The Spirit of Place: The God in your Backyard1 comment

wizardofgrand wrote 1 month ago: “I have lived through many ages…..” By J.A. Doyle, the Wizard of Grand 2013 As a c … more →

Tags: Landcraft, Religion and Spirituality, Ritual, God, genius loci, Fair Folk, kami, God(s), Spirits

Delights of Durga6 comments

SpidrGoddess wrote 1 month ago: I had the most amazing journey this morning. I have been working my way through a rather fabulous bo … more →

Tags: Journey, god/dess, doors, Travel, visualization, Durga, hindu, Deity, Realms

Painting with Ice1 comment

Harold Rhenisch wrote 2 months ago: Yesterday I talked about a language of ice. I’m still following that idea, of writing from the … more →

Tags: Arts, Spirit, Gaia, Earth writing, Icelandic art, lithography, Print making

Unsettling Places16 comments

kateshrewsday wrote 2 months ago: Image from megalithic.co.uk There’s a little church in a village called Tockenham, Wiltshire, … more →

Tags: Spine-chillers, Places to visit, Wiltshire, Romans, Skeletor, hampton court ghosts, genius loci, St Giles, Tockenham

The Language of ice

Harold Rhenisch wrote 2 months ago: Gunnar Gunnarsson’s published a fascinating ghost story called Vikivaki in 1932. Iceland is st … more →

Tags: Architecture, huldufolk, Nationalism, Christian Iceland, land, reykholt, Nationalism, Vikivaki, gunnarsson

The Language of Ice

Harold Rhenisch wrote 2 months ago: Here’s something I’ve learned in Iceland: use whatever you have at hand. Yes, I knew tha … more →

Tags: Arts, Gaia, Nature Photography, Beauty, place, social art, ice patterns, Earth writing, origin of language

Sunset winter, almost spring

Helen Holter wrote 2 months ago: “If winter comes, can spring be far behind?” –Percy Shelley It’s almost-spri … more →

Tags: Sunsets, sunsets

Seattle sunset, winter-nearing-spring

Helen Holter wrote 2 months ago: On the cusp of spring, a winter sunset lifts our spirits to the skies. (Seattle, March 4, 2013) … more →

Tags: Sunsets, sunsets

Green Lake: winter, almost-spring

Helen Holter wrote 2 months ago: A Seattle Sunday in my city’s beloved park. (Click on first picture to begin photo carousel.) … more →

Tags: Neighborhoods, places to go, Northwest Nature, Places to Go, Parks, springtime

Nature=Design=Culture

D I E G O B O T A wrote 2 months ago:  I. Design and Global Issues, Dobbs Ferry, NY. To begin describing the aspects of my studio project … more →

Tags: Architecture, Site, place, Environment, fim, Site Analysis, Dobbs Ferry

Setting up an Adventure Tourism Business: a case of bad timing

moselman wrote 3 months ago: Has it ever seemed like the day job is not quite enough ? For years I’d had a nagging feeling … more →

Tags: Scotland, Mountain Trek, Wild Places, History & Culture, Nature, outdoors, walking, mountains, Family

Carbon Dust

ballpeen wrote 3 months ago: Spent this entire rainy, melty day drawing with carbon dust at the lovely Chicago Botanic Garden.* W … more →

Tags: Observation, artist practice, necessary adventures, Beer, Performance, Art, Blood+, Drawing, Chicago Botanic Garden

Obedient clouds, sunset

Helen Holter wrote 3 months ago: Six wisps of clouds line up obediently–like kids in school, or pods of orca whales, or horses … more →

Tags: Sunsets, Seattle, sunsets

writing on walls

Nancy Jane wrote 3 months ago: In my bag, I keep a tattered hard-bound notebook (think pseudo moleskine) to record interesting quot … more →

Tags: place as progression, Quotes, Henry Shaw, CS Lewis, Mere Christianity, Robert Putnam, bowling alone, Peter Zumthor, Thinking Architecture

Gum wall: stuck on Seattle

Helen Holter wrote 3 months ago: We Seattleites recycle–almost everything, it seems. Remember how we morphed an environmental j … more →

Tags: quirky Seattle, places to go, Seattle, Quirky, Places to Go

Seattle sunset

Helen Holter wrote 3 months ago: This most amazing day: a sunset that stunned us into silence…. I shot this from my favorite pl … more →

Tags: Sunsets, Seattle, sunsets


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