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Custody battle rages over ancient artefacts The Providence Journal
Archaeologyists start Stonehenge dig Associated Press
The Shroud of Turin Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit
Necessary Lies
308 words. More fleshing out of potential background information for Süleyman. This time on the nature of frontline warfare.
Wormwood
593 words. Isaak reasonably post-Londinium and not so long after having met Dietrich, experiencing what may or may not be pareidolia.
I have days when I think that I’m not going to bother posting snippets to Sunsets but somehow once I have a title nine times out of ten the snippets do actually start to make sense. Or maybe I’m just anticipating some more artsy photography with my phone once a rather pretty absinthe glass arrives.
More tea has arrived at least, though the instant orange tea looks rather suspiciously like those crunchy pieces that translate awkwardly and sometimes go with your rice. I’m sure there’s something distinctly Russian I can make by adding things to the orange base too but I forget what it is.
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aidan_mutou presents this beautiful piece of not quite storytelling, not quite simply discussion of life’s tides. I still don’t have the words to describe it really but it’s a lovely read.
Archaeologyists start Stonehenge dig Associated Press
The Shroud of Turin Oxford Radiocarbon Accelerator Unit
Necessary Lies
308 words. More fleshing out of potential background information for Süleyman. This time on the nature of frontline warfare.
Wormwood
593 words. Isaak reasonably post-Londinium and not so long after having met Dietrich, experiencing what may or may not be pareidolia.
I have days when I think that I’m not going to bother posting snippets to Sunsets but somehow once I have a title nine times out of ten the snippets do actually start to make sense. Or maybe I’m just anticipating some more artsy photography with my phone once a rather pretty absinthe glass arrives.
More tea has arrived at least, though the instant orange tea looks rather suspiciously like those crunchy pieces that translate awkwardly and sometimes go with your rice. I’m sure there’s something distinctly Russian I can make by adding things to the orange base too but I forget what it is.
And
aidan_mutou presents this beautiful piece of not quite storytelling, not quite simply discussion of life’s tides. I still don’t have the words to describe it really but it’s a lovely read.