o herro.

i'm Ellie. i'm 22, i live in the West Country and i'm scared of sea monsters.

i wish more people sat down and read stories to each other.

i like scrapbooks. i forget things a lot so scrapbooks are good. stumbleupon made me start to hoard pretty pictures. tumblr had more pretty pictures. this is a scrapbook. gutted if you think you'll be finding any angst and whinging.

nice things: dreadlocks, psychadelia, anything postapocalyptic, abandoned buildings, steampunk, tank girl, muddy feet, flowers, trees, ROOTS, redheads, cats, jellyfish, knitting, reggae, ska, sci-fi, clarinet, birdcages, subwoofers and YOU.



larpers-are-sexy:

Steampunk Tinkerbell cosplay created by Firefly Path.

larpers-are-sexy:

Steampunk Tinkerbell cosplay created by Firefly Path.

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(Source: animeshawty, via lashadasllevanbotas)


free-wilderness:

infinite-paradox:(via Banana Nut Bread Oatmeal | Cooking for Seven)

Spoon want

free-wilderness:

infinite-paradox:(via Banana Nut Bread Oatmeal | Cooking for Seven)

Spoon want


ec0system:

ec0system:

(via soulofpachamama)





batfeathers:

larvalhex:

batfeathers:



flower exposed to radiation from Fukushima nuclear facility Japan


This creeps me out like woah

i knew i saw this pic somewhere else first! the source i saw it on doesn’t say if this daisy is actually from japan or not, but it explains the mutation that causes this kind of appearance——it’s called “fasciation”, and is a fairly normal mutation caused by “hormonal, genetic, bacterial, fungal, viral, and environmental” elements. wiki does say that exposure to chemicals can trigger this mutation, i wish that the OP would’ve put a source link more clearly in this post cause i have my doubts that this is actually a result of the fukushima disaster——-
example of the same mutation:


Thanks for that, I was actually skeptical. For some reason, whatever it is, it creeps me the fuck out. They should sell these flowers. I’d buy one just so I could sit across the room and glare at it.

batfeathers:

larvalhex:

batfeathers:

flower exposed to radiation from Fukushima nuclear facility Japan

This creeps me out like woah

i knew i saw this pic somewhere else first! the source i saw it on doesn’t say if this daisy is actually from japan or not, but it explains the mutation that causes this kind of appearance——it’s called “fasciation”, and is a fairly normal mutation caused by “hormonal, genetic, bacterial, fungal, viral, and environmental” elements. wiki does say that exposure to chemicals can trigger this mutation, i wish that the OP would’ve put a source link more clearly in this post cause i have my doubts that this is actually a result of the fukushima disaster——-

example of the same mutation:

Thanks for that, I was actually skeptical. For some reason, whatever it is, it creeps me the fuck out. They should sell these flowers. I’d buy one just so I could sit across the room and glare at it.

(Source: hoaxtheory, via iamthechange)

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