For sea witches or anyone else who needs a little ocean magic in their life today
As the magic seeps back through (vii)
©sydburon - June ‘17
Fireweed, Eight Years Later by Mark Knoke
Tears of Winter, by Poppy Barach.
Tolmie Peak, July 2018
just a maiden returning from the faery realm.☽*ﾟ
all good things are wild and free
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all good things are wild and free
From driving through the mountains during the sunrise, Switzerland.
Where the ocean meets the sea, goddesses and mermaids intertwined.
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As simple as clover
6-30-18
when you go longboarding and get the good stuff~
This cool little herbaceous perennial plant is called Physalis alkekengi. Due to its paper like appearance, it also commonly referred to as a Chinese or Japanese lantern. This plant blooms during the winter months and then dries in spring. Once it has dried out, the outer skin resembles a thin mesh and inside the bright red fruit can now be seen.
-Jean
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