Tintype Witches, 1875 (via)
Two hundred years ago today, eight Londoners drowned in a flood of beer.
Friday niiii- NOOOO! GLURGLEGLRGL
"The Headless Horseman Pursuing Ichabod Crane" (1858) by John Quidor (via)
(Source: vintagegal, via gravesandghouls)
Hey I finished the epic Pumpkin Pie Saga, which really happened to me, and might also be a metaphor for motherhood…
(Source: thegoodspellbook, via hicockalorum)
THE HAMILTON RARE BREEDS FOUNDATION - HARTLAND, VERMONT
Editor’s note: Famous for Jersey cows, merino sheep, and the Morgan horse, Vermont is also home to 26 rare Poitou donkeys—the largest group outside of France. They reside at the 440-acre Hamilton Rare Breeds Foundation. The founder passed away in 2014 and is buried in the same spot as one of her beloved donkeys.
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Vermont State Guide Tara Wray was born and raised in Manhattan, Kansas, but now calls the Green Mountain State home. A photographer and award-winning documentary filmmaker, she is author of the photo book “Come Again When You Can’t Stay So Long,” which is about love, mortality, cat cheese, and the ambivalence of family ties. It’s 52 pages long, hand sewn, with a letterpress cover, and you can purchase a copy of it here.
Flurfy Durnkeys!
Happy 160th birthday, Oscar Wilde! “A Few Maxims for the Instruction of the Over-Educated,” published in 1894 and no less witty or wise today.
Claude Paradin. Devises Héroïques. 1551.
