naturae-filius:

This was in Portugal. April 25th 1974, “A Revolução dos Cravos” (The Carnation Revolution), The Day of Freedom.

“The name “Carnation Revolution” comes from the fact no shots were fired and when the population started descending the streets to celebrate the end of the war in the colonies, carnation flowers were put on the guns’ ends and on the uniforms.” 

Beautiful, eh? 

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I heard it was French Day, so here is something to punctuate that!

Everything is amazing about this song and film.

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My great friend gave this to me. I will post a passage later. (Taken with instagram)

Sun, love, park, family.

Ganja brownie ingesting. Paper complete and powerful as fuck. Fela Kuti on the speakers. Now, Waiting for Guffman and getting cozy. Through a Glass Darkly is too much tonight.

menofmeasure:

Taxidermy for the Gunflint Lake, Minnesota Wolf Diorama
Taxidermy for the diorama that appeared prominently in “Wonder Struck” the historical-fiction book written and illustrated by Brian Selznick.
American Museum of Natural History, New York

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Also, my vintage poster that features a boy sneaking a peek into a “Wiggling Wonders” photo reel.

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