Image round-up for Walpurgisnacht 2024
More pictures from my collection -- click for full size.
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I was getting real Phantasm vibes from this for a moment
Mosquito season is coming
Loch Awe, Scotland
The theater of Pergamon, Hellenistic period
A street in Ragusa, Italy
Venice
This tree in California is 238 feet tall and 2,527 years old -- when it first sprouted, Aristotle had not yet been born
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posted by Infidel753 at 1:22 AM
8 Comments:
Lots of fun shots. Some scary and some funny. Well done.
Thank you for joining the Happy Tuesday Blog Hop.
Have a fabulous Happy Tuesday. ♥
Well, you’re in an interesting mood 🧛♂️🕸️
What kinda movies have you been watching 😁
I have blogged for you some videos from the Walpurgis night celebrations on the Harz mountains in Germany. See www.savory.de/blog.htm
Sandee: Thanks! There will always be more where they came from.
Reaganite: Haven't actually seen a whole movie for months. Rather partial to Lair of the White Worm and of course this, among others.
Anon / Stu: Thanks -- just an hour or so ago I was looking at your post and marking it for next Sunday's link round-up.
Phantasm was the first thing I thought of when I saw the silver ball too.
I had to save that first one because I too, am weird. lol
That walrus is huge but that's funny.
I want that cute cabin in the woods.
It's curious how some of the imagery from Phantasm has established itself in the mass public mind. It's not like the movie itself was such a huge hit.
I imagine that first image will prove popular.
The cabin has a kind of witchy look to me. And I bet the neighbors would be an improvement on your current ones (unless they're all raccoons).
That fluff-ball creature with the skinny legs is very creepy.
It is. I don't know where that image comes from, but I hope it's not a real animal.
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